India, July 22 -- Every single day in my clinic, I am reminded that the brain is not just an organ; it is the silent custodian of our identities. It holds our memories, enables our movements, shapes our work, and allows us to experience the people we love. When brain health is compromised, it isn't just a clinical diagnosis-it alters the very rhythm of daily life. This is why every year on World Brain Day, the World Federation of Neurology rallies around a singular truth. This year's theme, "Brain Health: Access for All" strikes a deeply personal chord for me as a clinician. It is a vital reminder that regardless of geography or socioeconomic background, every single individual deserves the awareness, the timely diagnosis, and the advance...