Neurological disorders impact an estimated 3.4 billion people globally, encompassing conditions like strokes, migraines, and dementia.

Since 1990, there has been a 59% rise in neurological conditions, according to the 'Global Burden of Disease' study.

Adjustments for population growth and aging show a decrease in the rate of disability-adjusted life years (Dalys) and deaths due to neurological disorders.

The study points out regional and gender disparities in the burden of neurological diseases.

Research identifies preventable risk factors, including high blood pressure and air pollution, suggesting potential areas for reducing neurological disease burden.

The World Health Organization calls for urgent action to enhance access to quality care and treatment for those suffering from neurological conditions.