Dr. Jennie Z. Young was invited to attend a conference at the Science Summit of the 78th United Nations General Assembly on “Brain Capital,” a concept that emphasizes the importance of brain health and brain skills to accomplish the world’s socio-economic objectives. This event drew experts from various disciplines, from brain and mental health, education, economic security, and resilience, to the built environment came together. Promoted by the Brain Capital Alliance, brain capital aims to drive economic empowerment, social resilience and emotional connection—necessary ingredients that will allow the global community to reach its Sustainable Development Goals.
The conference led the correspondance, “Brain capital is crucial for global sustainable development,” published in early 2024 in The Lancet Neurology.
