Jeroen Bruinsma
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Dr. Jeroen Bruinsma is a leading researcher in digital health and cognitive aging, whose work bridges the gap between technology and lifestyle interventions for brain health. His primary research focuses on developing and evaluating digitally supported multimodal lifestyle programs to prevent cognitive decline in older adults. Dr. Bruinsma’s most significant contribution is his leadership in the LETHE randomized controlled feasibility trial, a groundbreaking two-year multinational study that builds upon the landmark FINGER intervention. This work, which has already garnered 23 citations since its 2024 publication, demonstrates how digital tools can deliver personalized, multidomain lifestyle modifications—combining nutrition, exercise, and cognitive training—to promote brain health in at-risk populations. By translating proven in-person protocols into scalable digital platforms, Dr. Bruinsma is pioneering accessible, cost-effective strategies for dementia prevention. His research not only advances the field of geriatric neurology but also offers practical solutions for aging societies worldwide. Through the LETHE trial, he has established a framework for future large-scale digital health interventions, positioning himself at the forefront of technology-driven preventive medicine.
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