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CAS in Brain Health 2026: Registration open
The international Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Brain Health is designed to provide you with in-depth knowledge and skills related to the maintenance and promotion of brain health. The programme will begin in January 2026, and the application window remains open until the end of October 2025.
World Brain Day 2025: Gehirngesundheit in jedem Alter - für alle und mit allen
Heute, 22. Juli, ist World Brain Day, ein weltweiter Aktionstag zur Förderung der Gehirngesundheit. Das diesjährige Motto lautet: „Brain Health for All Ages“. Es soll daran erinnern, wie wichtig es ist, dass wir unser Gehirn in allen Lebensphasen schützen: von der Schwangerschaft über Kindheit, Jugend und Erwachsenenalter bis ins hohe Alter.
SFCNS Congress 2025: Last Chance for Abstract Submission
Deadline extended until July 6, 2025: Do not miss the last chance.
Reshaping Brain Health: International experts call for a Unified, Human-Centred Global Strategy
On June 12–13, 2025, Bern, Switzerland hosted the international symposium. Organized by the SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan and the Swiss Brain Health Foundation, the event brought together global leaders in neurology, psychiatry, public health, education, and policy to promote a more integrated and human-centered understanding of brain health.
Global Brain Health Experts Gather in Bern – Switzerland in a Leading Position of a Worldwide Movement
On June 12–13, 2025, around 30 leading experts from over 15 countries will convene in Bern to exchange ideas, share progress, and discuss challenges in the field of brain health.
#BrainHealthChallenge2025: A Global Movement for Brain Health – Made in Switzerland
On May 22, 2025, the international social media campaign #BrainHealthChallenge2025, initiated by students of the CAS in Brain Health at the University of Bern, has officially been launched. The campaign aims to raise global awareness of the importance of brain health. It speaks to people of all ages and sends a clear and creative message: Brain health starts in everyday life – and everyone can contribute.