Why The Time Is Now For Africa To Invest In Brain Health

Written By Daphne Wong

Africa's first Brain Health Action Plan was unveiled on November 4 in Johannesburg, alongside South Africa's G20 presidency, at an event co-hosted by the Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative and the Science for Africa Foundation.

This event brought together leaders in policy, research, and business with a clear goal: to place brain health at the heart of Africa's economic agenda and position the continent's coming generations as drivers of global competitiveness.

George Vradenburg, Founding Chairman, Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative (DAC) and Western Cape Minister for Health and Wellness Mireille Wenger expand on this. Read the full article here→

Daphne Wong
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