The first global 
database combining nutrition, lifestyle and biomarkers
The Biobank is a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to advancing research into brain health and dementia prevention. The Biobank offers access to support cutting-edge research, driving meaningful progress in the understanding of cognitive health. Explore the comprehensive prospectus below to discover how this platform can contribute to a healthier future for all.
The unique cognition-based database stands at the forefront of uncovering actionable insights into preventing cognitive decline and dementia. By integrating detailed nutritional data, lifestyle factors, and key blood-test biomarkers with cognitive performance metrics, this resource provides researchers with the tools necessary to investigate how these factors influence brain health over time.
This database is made possible thanks to the Citizen Scientist community, whose participants generously contribute their time and data to advance research in brain health and dementia prevention.
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Biobank Key Features
Global Scale
410,000+ participants from diverse ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Not limited to one geography like other biobanks, meaning broader representativeness and stronger research potential.
Prevention-Focused Biomarkers
We track biomarkers that matter for cognitive health, including:
• Homocysteine
• Omega-3 index
• HbA1c
• Vitamin D
• Glutathione index
These are nutrition-responsive and actionable, not just observational.
Precision Cognitive Data
Dedicated assessments designed for cognitive health research, not generic questionnaires.
This dataset links nutrition, lifestyle, and brain function in a way many other biobanks don’t.
Immediate, Real-Time Data Collection
Instead of asking participants to recall distant behaviours, we use current data capture methods to improve accuracy and relevance.
Rich Lifestyle and Environment Context
We go beyond biology:
• Diet patterns
• Daily behaviours
• Environment factors
• Vitamin and supplement use
Precision. Prediction. Promotion. Prevention.
410,000+ participants
One of the largest nutrition and cognitive health datasets globally, collected through an international platform.
22% Population Attributable Risk Linked to Homocysteine
Homocysteine accounts for an estimated 22% of Alzheimer’s population attributable risk, and B-vitamin intervention has been rated among the most promising prevention strategies across 396 studies.
Prevention-Focused, Actionable Biomarkers
We uniquely track nutrition-responsive biomarkers including homocysteine, omega-3, HbA1c, vitamin D, and glutathione index, alongside cognitive and lifestyle data.
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