CBRS Publishes Editorial Series on Driving Canada’s Brain Health and Research Agenda

The Canadian Brain Research Strategy (CBRS) has partnered with the Canadian Science Policy Centre to publish a series of seven editorials exploring the transformative potential of brain and mental health research in Canada. Drawing on insights from national and international thought leaders, the series highlights strategic opportunities to address critical health challenges, drive innovation, and position Canada as a global leader in brain research and care.

The series offers policymakers, researchers, and those with an interest in science and health policy a roadmap for action and critical, informed perspectives on the future of brain and mental health research. It underscores the need for a coordinated national approach to unlock the potential of this vital field for the benefit of all Canadians.

Editorials:

  • Canada Must Act Now to Address the Brain Health Emergency
    Urgent action is needed to combat the health, social and economic impacts of neurological and mental health disorders facing all Canadians—from childhood to old age.
    Authors: Laura Dickson, Dr. James Reynolds, Dr. Allison B. Sekuler, Lindsay Borthwick

Read the full editorial series online at sciencepolicy.ca