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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Efforts to improve access to affordable brain health services across the Caribbean will take centre stage when the inaugural Caribbean Brain Health Summit gets underway on November 16, bringing together stakeholders from several countries to address gaps in care and support.
Organised by Amagi Health, the summit will feature activities in Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, the Cayman Islands and Suriname, alongside virtual discussions and contributions from members of the Caribbean diaspora.
The initiative aims to bring together families, healthcare professionals, researchers, community organisations, employers and public institutions to explore practical solutions for making brain health services more accessible and affordable throughout the region.
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