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Brain Awareness Week is a global campaign to raise awareness of neurological conditions and bring to public attention the importance of brain research.
People of any age can suffer from neurological conditions, often debilitating and sometimes deadly. Here in New Zealand we celebrate Brain Awareness Month to help highlight these conditions and the importance of funding research today that will save lives tomorrow. Together with the Universities of Otago and Auckland we arrange events across March to share with members of the public the exciting advances of brain science, start conversations about neurological health, and raise awareness of the importance of research on the pathway to hope.
Find out about upcoming events
Brain Awareness Month events are during March each year and we also have a range of events happening throughout the year.
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