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«Morgens haben alle eine Zahnbürste in der Hand…Die meisten zumindest. Alle wissen, dass man am Morgen die Zähne putzen muss. Es wird oft vernachlässigt, dass man täglich etwas für das Gehirn tun sollte», Zitat Prof. Dr. med. Claudio Bassetti, Leiter des Komitees Swiss Brain Health Plan.

Der 22. Juli ist Welttag des Gehirns. In der Schweiz soll ein nationaler Plan zum Thema Gehirngesundheit entstehen.

More than just a headache: migraine sufferers suffer from the consequences of migraines. The impact on work and private life is significant. Effective, innovative approaches, such as the positive influence of migraine-friendly workplaces, are needed.

The lack of a dedicated patient organization for stroke survivors in Switzerland has led to a public event being held on this topic.

Other countries have successfully established such organizations and it is important to take up this topic to discuss the possibility of creating a similar institution in Switzerland.

The aim of this event is to highlight the importance of patient organizations for stroke survivors, provide insights into the process of establishing such an organization, and lead a discussion on why there is no such organization in Switzerland and what steps are needed to change this.

With the aim of raising awareness of brain health at all stages of life and implementing strategies for prevention and change, the Swiss Brain Health Plan 2023-33, one of the first worldwide, was launched.

Article on RSI

From 2023 to 2033, a state-of-the-art national brain health plan will run through Switzerland
Claudio Bassetti: 'Raising awareness for prevention'

Article in La Domenica

The Swiss Brain Health Plan is presented today in the article "Gesundes Gehirn".

Article in the Swiss Medical Journal (SÄZ)