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Talking brain health at Aberdeen Wellbeing Festival

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Visit us at the Aberdeen Health and Wellbeing Festival on Saturday 10 January 2026

We will be talking brain health and sharing information on clinical trial opportunities at the Aberdeen Health and Wellbeing Festival at The Beach Ballroom in Aberdeen.

The event runs from 09:00 to 17:00 on Saturday 10 January and features over 60 health and wellbeing stallholders. Tickets are free and festival goers can talk to health experts, try out treatments and therapies, join activities and find out what support is available locally.

Our Scottish Brain Sciences team will be on stand 54 to talk to people about brain health and taking part in clinical research trials at our new Aberdeen site at One BioHub.

Dr. Sarah Gregory, who heads up our IONA cohort study, is also part of a panel session at 10:45 on the four pillars of health. She will be advising on simple lifestyle changes we can all make to maintain our brain health and cognition. Other panellists include a nutritionist and a leading Peleton instructor!

See what happened at last year’s festival in the video below.

The Aberdeen Health and Wellbeing Festival is a free, not-for-profit event aiming to inform and inspire people in North East Scotland in taking an active role in looking after their own health and wellbeing.

Last year the event attracted over 2000 people- we would love to see you there!

Visit the festival website for full information on what’s happening on the day and to reserve your free tickets Aberdeen Health and Wellbeing Festival

Festival tickets are free! Reserve your spot on the festival Eventbrite page.

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