Neurological disorders like stroke, dementia, Alzheimer's are escalating rapidly, becoming the leading global disease burden. 

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3.4 billion people (43.1% of global population) affected by neurological conditions in 2021, an 18% rise in 30 years. 

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Stroke alone caused 160 million years of healthy life lost globally, with India facing over 5,000 disability-adjusted life years. 

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Gut health linked to Parkinson's disease: 30% difference in gut bacteria found in Parkinson's patients. 

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Exercise can slow Parkinson's progression; moderate-vigorous exercise recommended for early stages. 

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Music therapy evokes positive memories, enhances identity for dementia patients, improving mood and engagement. 

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Early diagnosis and intervention crucial for timely management and slowing disease progression. 

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Modifiable risk factors: controlling blood pressure, managing diabetes, reducing lead exposure, lowering plasma glucose. 

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Public health initiatives vital for raising awareness, promoting healthy lifestyles, and improving healthcare access. 

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Addressing neurological disorders requires a multi-pronged approach: prevention, early intervention, lifestyle changes, and research. 

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