Mind Forward published a review of real evidence on cognitive decline, dementia, and brain longevity.
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Can cognitive decline be slowed down or avoided altogether? Dementia is now the UK's leading cause of death, and mortality kept rising in 2024 even as deaths from heart…
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Mind Forward
Exploring the Future of Mental Health, Brain Science and Care.
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- London, GB
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- 2–10 employees
About Mind Forward
Mind Forward is the go-to platform for mental health innovation. We strive to produce quality, fact-based content, events and information for the entire mental health value chain. Through Mind Forward Symposium in London, we're proud to provide a stage where patients, researchers, clinicians, therapists, investors, business owners and policy makers can work together towards advancing mental health care into the future. Be sure to check out breaking news on psychedelics, CNS biotech, digital therapeutics, biohacking, mental health longevity and more at mindforward.health/news
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Mind Forward announced that Ambio Life Sciences is becoming a Bronze Partner for Mind Forward.
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Mind Forward published a session titled The Myth of Psychiatry's Magic Bullet by Jonathan Dickinson, drawing on 16 years of clinical ibogaine work to discuss the model underneath drugs rather than the drugs themselves.
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