Advancing Brain Health Through Collaboration: Highlights from the National Academies' Forum on Neuroscience
At True Flourishing, we believe in empowering clinicians and researchers with the tools and insights they need to improve brain and vascular health outcomes. That’s why we were excited to explore the ongoing work of the Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders, hosted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
This forum serves as a powerful example of what happens when the right people—scientists, clinicians, policymakers, industry leaders, and advocates—come together to advance our understanding of the brain.
A Platform for Progress
The Forum on Neuroscience was designed to foster open, solution-driven conversations around the challenges and opportunities in nervous system research and care. Through public workshops, roundtable discussions, and collaborative initiatives, the forum provides a space for:
Exchanging knowledge across disciplines
Identifying gaps and opportunities in treatment and diagnostics
Accelerating translation of research into real-world clinical application
Recent discussions have focused on topics like health disparities in neurological care and the use of multimodal biomarkers to better assess and track brain function—conversations that directly align with True Flourishing’s mission.
Why It Matters
Bringing together diverse voices ensures that innovation doesn’t just happen in silos—it reaches the patients, families, and practitioners who need it most. As tools like NeuroCatch and GlycoCheck continue to gain traction in clinical environments, forums like this help set the stage for their effective, widespread use.
The forum reminds us that science doesn’t advance alone—it flourishes through collaboration.
Stay Engaged
To learn more about the Forum and upcoming workshop topics, visit:
🔗 Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders
At True Flourishing, we’re proud to be part of a growing community that values data-driven care, prevention, and patient-centered innovation.
Because real care begins with real data.
