Public Health and Dementia Prevention examines the broad public health strategies and initiatives aimed at preventing dementia and promoting brain health across populations. It underscores the importance of community awareness, health education, and policy development in reducing the incidence and impact of dementia. Effective prevention involves a combination of lifestyle modifications, early detection, access to healthcare, and socioeconomic support systems. This track will explore evidence-based approaches, current public health campaigns, and global efforts aimed at building dementia-friendly communities and environments.
Track 13:1 Community-Based Dementia Prevention Programs
Track 13:2 Role of Diet and Nutrition in Dementia Prevention
Track 13:3 Physical Activity and Cognitive Function
Track 13:4 Social Determinants of Dementia Risk
Track 13:5 Public Health Campaigns and Awareness Initiatives
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