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Special Issue: Brain Disorders & Therapeutics
Purpose
Presenting a platform for Healthcare professionals and distinguished Researchers around the world to discuss the analysis, strategies and potential therapies on Brain Disorders.
Mission
Welcome experts from across the world to share their expertise on enhancing morphological understanding and the dissemination of research progress information on the basis of recent advances in contemporary and emerging therapeutic approaches.
Summary of Special Issue
This special issue entitled “Brain Disorders & Therapeutics” aims to introduce the latest research findings regarding Dementia Research emphasizing on successful, strategies, proactive response mechanisms and interventions.
Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Monitoring of Diagnosis & Therapy, Assessment, and surveillance
- Interventions to reduce Risk factors
- Socioeconomic burdens of Mental Health
- Implementation sciences and policy development
- Management of Neurodegenerative diseases and prevention
These findings would conceptually advances the research on Brain Disorders and promote more studies, including clinical investigation and ultimately lead to better outcomes.
