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Open Public Consultation on Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for the upcoming European Partnership for Brain Health

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Currently, an open consultation is ongoing on the Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for the upcoming European Partnership for Brain Health.

To participate: follow this 
link until 14 August 2024.

This consultation invites the interested public and key stakeholders to contribute to the development of a comprehensive roadmap aimed at promoting and preserving brain health while reducing the burden of brain disorders across Europe. Further information is available on our website.

Background:The European Partnership on BrainHealth (EP BrainHealth)and its SRIA represent a collaborative effort to address the significant challenges posed by brain disorders, neurological and mental alike. Building on previous European initiatives such as the ERA-NET NEURON, JPND, the Human Brain Project, as well as the CSA EBRA. The current Coordination and Support Action (CSA) BrainHealth paves the way towards the EP BrainHealth. The EP BrainHealth will seek to preserve and promote brain health in society and to enhance the well-being of people with neurological and mental health 
conditions in Europe and worldwide.

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