This analysis highlights prioritizing dementia prevention in non-communicable diseases, suggesting new policy directions.
The 4th UN General Assembly declaration on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and mental health, adopted on Dec 15, 2025, was notable for its explicit inclusion of dementia, bringing dementia prevention into focus as an international public policy priority.1 A central question therefore becomes how dementia prevention will be prioritised, resourced, and implemented and how it will be integrated into existing NCD policies and health-system strategies (appendix).
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