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The Brain Innovation Days bring together key opinion leaders, researchers, industry, start-ups/innovators, policy makers, investors, health care professionals, patients and the even wider brain innovation ecosystem.
The brain is undoubtedly the most important organ in the human body, but it remains one of the most mysterious to date. While the mechanisms behind numerous brain conditions are shrouded in mystery, the burden of brain disorders, mental and neurological alike, continues to grow. Increased support and dedication to understanding, treating and curing the ailments of the brain are of major importance in improving the lives of those living and affected by brain conditions.
Researchers, start-ups and innovators, big pharma and beyond are all working tirelessly to provide these solutions. The Brain Innovation Days aim to highlight the importance of understanding the brain, showcase the potentials of increased innovation in the brain field and the impressive work coming out of the brain innovation space.

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