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Advancing the Brain Economy 🌎🧠

Exciting Alignment with the Green Brain Capital Framework and UNGA Science Summit Brain Days Thrilled to share insights on the recent publication, 'Planetary Health Diet Index and risk of total and cause-specific mortality in three prospective cohorts’. This groundbreaking study not only advances our understanding of sustainable diets but also resonates deeply with the principles of the Green Brain Capital framework (noted in our recent Neuron paper https://lnkd.in/gEMjRX4v). The Planetary Health Diet Index (PHDI) underscores the symbiotic relationship between human health and our planet’s wellbeing. It aligns with the Green Brain Capital’s emphasis on brain health as a driver of the knowledge economy, highlighting the importance of green skills, creativity, adaptability, and ecological intelligence. As we approach the UNGA Science Summit Brain Days on September 18-20, it’s pertinent to reflect on how the brain economy transition can catalyze the One Health approach. The themes of this summit are more relevant than ever, as we strive to integrate health across humans, animals, plants, and our shared environment. The findings of the PHDI study serve as a testament to the potential of dietary choices in mitigating environmental impacts while promoting longevity and reducing disease risk. This is a prime example of how individual actions can contribute to broader societal and environmental goals, a concept at the heart of the upcoming Brain Days discussions4. Let’s continue to foster interdisciplinary collaborations that bridge nutrition, health, and environmental sciences. Together, we can pave the way for a sustainable future where the health of our planet and its inhabitants is intertwined. #PlanetaryHealth #SustainableDiet #BrainCapital #UNGA #ScienceSummit #OneHealth Paweł Świeboda Rym Ayadi Felice Jacka OAM Agustin Ibanez

Planetary Health Diet associated with lower risk of premature death, lower environmental impact

Planetary Health Diet associated with lower risk of premature death, lower environmental impact

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