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Dr @NikkiAnneWilson recently published an article in “Countdown,” a school magazine distributed by @NSWEducation for children aged 7-9, explaining how the brain works. She says: “As a cognitive neuroscientist and science communicator, I believe that teaching children about brain health is critical because it helps them develop good habits that support their ability to learn and grow. We know that the habits children develop today will also give them the best chance of sustaining their brain health for longer, including reducing their risk of developing dementia in later life. Many adults still lack understanding of ways to support their brain health so by educating young people early we hope to address this limitation for future generations.”

Professor Kaarin Anstey, from @UNSW @AgeingFutures & @neuraustralia, has been appointed to the @WorldDementia Council👏 The international charity brings together 24 senior experts & leaders across 6 continents to influence all sectors to invest in dementia research & services.

Blaming someone for their ‘lifestyle’ disease? Stop @NikkiAnneWilson smh.com.au/lifestyle/heal…

Have you/someone you know recently been diagnosed with #dementia? Following diagnosis, it’s helpful for individuals & families to have access to support & advice. 🧠 We’re looking for volunteers (65+) to take part in our international study! 🧠 lnkd.in/gd5_pwpF

⭐️Join us today⭐️ for our interactive symposium @ADIConference "What do we mean by population-based approaches to #dementia risk-reduction?" Fri. 10 June, 7:30am London time. @AlzDisInt #dementiaprevention

⭐️⭐️⭐️Starting Now!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️ "What do we mean by population-based approaches to #dementia risk-reduction?" @ADIConference @AlzDisInt #ADI2022 @BlossStephan @IshtarGovia