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Frequently asked questions

Why does the BrainHealth.com profile ask for my interests and other information?

We use this information to better understand our audience and create content that reflects readers' interests and needs. Your responses help guide future articles, resources, and programs so we can provide the most relevant brain health information to our community. For more information, please review our privacy policy.

Why did you change the name Brain & Life to BrainHealth.com?

Our new name reflects a broader vision. BrainHealth.com is designed to reach more people, promote lifelong brain health, and create a larger movement focused on protecting and improving brain health for all.

How is content developed for BrainHealth.com?

BrainHealth.com is powered by the American Academy of Neurology, a worldwide community of 44,000+ neurologists and neuroscience professionals.

As the leading voice on brain health, we want to make sure all our resources are clear, accurate, and evidence-based. Our team of trusted experts carefully reviews everything we publish, making sure it’s clear, accurate, and useful for you and your loved ones. Meet the editorial board.

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I used to receive print issues of your magazine, where are they?

In January 2026, the AAN's public print magazine was discontinued. You can continue to access the same articles and resources through BrainHealth.com.

Will you still publish articles in Spanish?

BrainHealth.com remains committed to serving Spanish-speaking audiences. We plan to expand our Spanish offerings beginning in January 2027. Throughout the year, readers will see more articles and resources available in Spanish as we continue to grow and enhance the site.