For Brain and Body Foundation, recognition is not simply about accolades. It represents the importance of sustained commitment to healthcare delivery, humanitarian service, research, innovation and community development.

Every programme, partnership and intervention reflects our determination to address healthcare challenges and improve access to practical, evidence-informed solutions.

From supporting children living with sickle cell disease and neurological conditions to promoting brain health and expanding public health education, our work remains centred on people and communities.

We acknowledge these recognitions with gratitude while remaining focused on the greater responsibility they represent: continuing to make a meaningful difference.

In this featured interview with WBAL-TV Baltimore, Dr. David Adedayo Ajibade discusses the disproportionate impact of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia on African American communities, highlighting important risk factors such as vascular health, insulin resistance, blood sugar regulation and vitamin D deficiency.

More importantly, he shares practical steps individuals can take to support their brain health, including improving sleep, staying physically active and monitoring blood pressure and blood sugar levels.