BrainHealth Presents speakers Kate Zhong, MD, MSc, FRCP(C), Jeff Cummings, MD, ScD and Ben Rein, PhD

BrainHealth Presents

Meet the neuroscientist with one million followers, and hear him dispel some of the most common brain health myths, drawing upon the latest science. Dr. Ben Rein is a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford and a prolific science communicator. 

 Mythbusting: Social Media for Good  

Frontiers of BrainHealth

Interdisciplinary scientist Lee Hood, MD, PhD, advocates for a shift in the traditional healthcare model from a disease focus to a prevention and wellness approach, and envisions a future of predictive, preventive, personalized and participatory (P4) healthcare achieved through a systems approach to biology.

The Age of Scientific Wellness

How can researchers unite scientific progress with medical necessity? Hear from Iftach Dolev, PhD, the distinguished neuroscientist and entrepreneur who established QuantalX Neuroscience to create groundbreaking tools for early and objective detection of functional brain disorders.

Bridging the Gap: Science Advancement and the Medical Need

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Hear the fascinating story of the first Black woman to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy. Janie Mines went on to earn an MBA as a Sloan Fellow at MIT and develop deep expertise in change management. 

Reflections of the First Black Female Graduate of U.S. Naval Academy

Andrew Nevin, PhD leads the Brainomics™ Venture at Center for BrainHealth and UT Dallas, an initiative to to translate 30 years of brain health science into economic impacts by measuring the economic outcomes of improving brain health and performance.

The Venture in Brainomics

Psychologist Holly Bowen, PhD, deciphers the links between emotion, motivation and memory, using behavioral paradigms, computational modeling and neuroimaging to explore the cognitive and neural mechanisms supporting affect-modulated encoding and retrieval.

Motivated Memory in Older Age

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When you cannot be in nature, cultivating an environment that elicits positive sensations can help reduce stress and elevate brain function.

Reconnect With Your Surroundings

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Goal-setting can rewire the brain, strengthening a sense of purpose and encouraging the planning and prioritization needed to tackle larger goals. 

Aim for Higher-Level Goals

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A regular exercise regimen goes a long way in caring for your brain. Seek out daily opportunities for moderate activity to support long-term brain health.

Thrive Through Movement

Center for BrainHealth leads scientific research to enhance and restore the brain. Learn how to exercise your brain to work better and faster today!

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Helpful vs. Harmful Quiz

ARE YOUR DAILY HABITS TOXIC TO YOUR BRAIN HEALTH?

How often are you in back-to-back meetings or tasks without breaks in between?

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