Neurosustainability
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
While
the
human
brain
has
evolved
extraordinary
abilities
to
dominate
nature,
modern
living
paradoxically
trapped
it
in
a
contemporary
"cage"
that
stifles
neuroplasticity.
Within
this
environment
lurk
unseen
natural
laws
with
power
sustain
brain's
adaptive
capacities
-
if
consciously
orchestrated
into
environments
we
design.
For
too
long
our
have
imposed
an
unyielding
static
state,
while
still
neglecting
constant
nature
as
evolves
world
increasing
sophistication.
The
theory
introduced
article
aims
go
back
without
having
time,
introducing
and
expounding
Neurosustainability
novel
paradigm
seeing
beyond
confines
architect
brains
parallel.
Its
integrated
neuro-evidenced
framework
proposes
four
enrichment
scopes-spatial,
natural,
aesthetic,
social-each
holding
multifaceted
attributes
promising
regions
like
hippocampus,
cortex
amygdala.
liberate
quintessential
essence
of
enhance
neuroplastic
processes
through
cycle
begins
design
extends
epigenetic
changes.
This
shift
foster
cognitive
health
wellness
by
addressing
issues
stress,
depression,
anxiety
decline
common
era
thereby
offering
path
toward
more
neurosustainable
aiming
nurture
evolution
now
beyond.
Language: Английский
Brain health is a human right: Implications for policy and research
Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Highlights•Promotion
of
brain
health
across
the
lifetime
is
both
urgent
and
under-prioritized.•Recognizing
as
a
human
right
should
improve
promotion.•A
rights-based
approach
to
policy
research
emphasizes
need
for
population-level
interventions
studies
part
public
health.AbstractThe
call
synergize
with
mental
has
major
ramifications
policy.
Mental
been
recognized
universal
right,
but
no
such
declaration
exists
health.
Here,
I
defend
lifelong
derived,
intermediary,
generative
right.
It
derived
from
physical
because
it
reducible
facts
about
body.
This
grounds
in
health,
long-standing
hard
legal
status,
while
avoiding
"rights
inflation."
intermediary
bridges
gap
between
since
an
organ
that
central
provides
impetus
downstream
actions
including
creation
health-based
"neurorights"
bolstering
healthy
environment
protect
collective
cognitive
Thus,
would
guarantee
citizens
live
grow
health-promoting
environment.
A
also
important
consequences
research.
help
move
away
disease
paradigm
focuses
on
individual
risk
responsibility
study
deeper
contributions
through
population
neuroscience
Until
alongside
their
synergy
will
remain
incomplete,
promotion
lack
unity.
Language: Английский
Mental health and psychological processes associated with cognitive aging and dementia
Current Opinion in Neurology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 7, 2025
Purpose
of
review
This
focuses
on
the
role
psychological
factors
in
cognitive
aging
and
dementia,
an
area
that
has
received
less
attention
compared
to
other
modifiable
(e.g.
sleep,
physical
activity,
so
on)
or
reduction
disease
risk.
Recent
findings
A
range
mental
health
aspects,
including
clinical
symptoms,
stable
personality
traits,
more
specific
constructs
processes
repetitive
negative
thinking,
purpose
life),
are
associated
with
dementia
Psychological
can
either
serve
as
protective
risk
elements,
influencing
brain
through
general
mechanisms,
stress
regulation
impact
several
biological
systems,
well
modulate
resistance
resilience
Alzheimer's
age-related
changes.
Protective
traits
linked
healthier
lifestyle
habits,
while
behaviors,
may
function
across
lifespan,
suggesting
benefits
for
education
from
early
life.
Summary
The
emphasizes
need
greater
focus
optimizing
being,
particularly
at-risk
populations,
suggests
interventions
should
be
tailored
individuals’
values
life
purposes.
Additionally,
further
research
is
needed
explore
neurobiological
mechanisms
which
psychologically
focused
influence
decline
dementia.
Language: Английский
Lifetime influences on imaging markers of adverse brain health and vascular disease
Cerebral Circulation - Cognition and Behavior,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6, P. 100194 - 100194
Published: Dec. 15, 2023
Cerebral
small
vessel
disease
(cSVD)
is
highly
prevalent
in
the
general
population,
increases
with
age
and
vascular
risk
factor
exposure,
a
common
cause
of
stroke
dementia.
There
great
variation
cSVD
burden
experienced
older
age,
maintaining
brain
health
across
life
course
requires
looking
beyond
an
individual's
current
clinical
status
traditional
factors.
Of
particular
importance
are
social
determinants
which
can
be
more
important
than
healthcare
or
lifestyle
choices
influencing
later
outcomes,
including
health.
In
this
paper
we
discuss
cerebrovascular
disease,
focusing
on
impact
socioeconomic
markers
cSVD.
We
outline
potential
mechanisms
behind
these
associations,
early
exposures,
behaviours
reserve
maintenance,
highlight
public
interventions
to
address
key
factors
for
from
stages.
Language: Английский