That changed at Davos this January. On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, conversations connected brain health not just to healthcare budgets but also to workforce productivity and to the competitive positioning of companies and nations in the age of AI. Much of it coalesced around a new report from the World Economic Forum and the McKinsey Health Institute. Three threads from those conversations deserve a much wider audience.
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