Why addressing brain health priorities requires open science (8‑minute video)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Xz4xa0m1u5o%26w%3D430

Descrip­tion of talk (8 min­utes): Why open sci­ence? The rea­sons are many, but here are a few: our ser­vice mem­bers return­ing from 14 years of war, the rise in aware­ness of sports relat­ed brain injuries and new research that shows the inter­re­lat­ed­ness of neu­ro­log­i­cal ill­ness­es. One Mind believes there are three key dri­vers to build­ing a strong foun­da­tion for brain dis­eases research – col­lab­o­ra­tion, big sci­ence, and data shar­ing focused on help­ing the patient, not the researcher.

Gen­er­al Peter Chiarel­li, USA (Ret.) was appoint­ed the Chief Exec­u­tive Offi­cer of ONE MIND in 2012. He is a retired Gen­er­al with almost 40 years of experience.

To learn more:

• Retool­ing Brain Care With Low-Cost, Data-Dri­ven Technologies