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Understanding brain diseases
Living with a brain disease
In 2017, an estimated 792 million people worldwide lived with a mental health disorder.1 But statistics don’t matter - until you, or someone you know, becomes one.
We recognise that people living with brain diseases can lose the viable parts of who they are, and these changes bring new realities not only for the person but for their families, friends, colleagues and networks.
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We work closely with patients, healthcare professionals and the scientific community to try and find the answers to the unsolved questions of neuroscience.
For us and for you, the first step on the journey to brain health is to understand what causes brain diseases, how they progress and what we can do to help prevent or eliminate their onset.
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