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Welcome to the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA)

Our vision is to achieve, through research, healthier brain ageing and better clinical care of age-related brain diseases.
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Our work covers the entire spectrum of neuroscience research, including clinical research, epidemiology, social determinants of health, neuroimaging, genetics, multiomics, and cell biology. The centrepiece of our work relates to our well-established ageing cohort studies and our international consortia.聽 CHeBA has strong links with teaching hospitals, aged care providers, and state and federal governments to translate our research into better treatments, care and health policy for older people.

Pioneering research in brain ageing

CHeBA leads innovative studies to advance knowledge and improve care for age-related brain conditions, including dementia鈥.

Global leadership in dementia research

By launching the Dementias Platform Australia, CHeBA fosters international collaboration to combat dementia on a worldwide scale鈥.

Collaborative efforts for a dementia-free future

The Dementia Momentum initiative unites researchers, businesses, and philanthropists to drive progress and funding in dementia research鈥.

Our mission is to conduct innovative research and provide the empirical basis to prevent and treat dementia and achieve healthy brain ageing for all Australians.

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Latest from the Blog: The Brain Dialogues聽

Unapologetically Ita
Unapologetically Ita: In Conversation with Professor Henry Brodaty AO

Join Ita Buttrose AC OBE and Professor Henry Brodaty AO for a rare and intimate online conversation celebrating Ita鈥檚 new book, Unapologetically Ita.

In this one-hour webinar, they鈥檒l explore Ita鈥檚 reflections on her father鈥檚 dementia diagnosis, her views on ageing, ageism, resilience and the importance of brain health and dementia research.

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Important Notice Regarding False Endorsements

It has come to our attention that Professor Henry Brodaty鈥檚 name and image are being misused in online advertisements - reportedly on platforms like Facebook聽- to promote various drugs, supplements, or herbal remedies claiming to improve brain health or prevent dementia.

We want to make it absolutely clear that neither Professor Henry Brodaty nor 鲍狈厂奥听have endorsed any commercial products for brain health or dementia prevention. These claims are false and misleading.

Professor Brodaty鈥檚 research and public advocacy focus on evidence-based, non-pharmacological strategies for maintaining cognitive health, including:

  • A healthy Mediterranean-style diet
  • Regular physical and mental activity
  • Social engagement and emotional well-being

Professor Henry Brodaty has commented on drugs approved by the such as donanemab and lecanemab or others in development in which case he declares any conflicts of interest such as serving on a company鈥檚 advisory board.

We urge the public to be cautious of advertisements that appear to misuse the names of researchers or clinicians to promote unverified products. If you see such content, please report it to the platform and avoid sharing it further.

For accurate information on dementia prevention, we encourage you to consult reputable sources such as the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) or .

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