Dementia prevention is a growing global priority, and multidomain lifestyle interventions are recognized as effective and scalable strategies for healthy aging. This symposium brings together international experts to share key lessons from the World-Wide FINGERS (WW-FINGERS) network.

• Dr. Francesca Mangialasche, Executive Director of the WW-FINGERS Global Scientific Coordinating Center at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, will provide an overview of the global network and how the original FINGER model has been adapted across 70+ countries.
• Dr. Alina Solomon, Professor at the University of Eastern Finland and Scientific Coordinator for WW-FINGERS, will present key updates and lessons learned from ongoing trials, focusing on emerging findings and implementation insights.
• Dr. Seong Hye Choi, Professor at Inha University in South Korea, will share results from the SUPERBRAIN-MEET randomized controlled trial, showing how multidomain interventions delivered through face-to-face and video platforms support individuals with mild cognitive impairment.
• Dr. Su-I Hou, Professor at the University of Central Florida and Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Health Sciences in Finland, will synthesize findings from 13 WW-FINGERS trials comparing digital and in-person delivery models.

Together, these presentations illustrate how global collaboration, digital innovation, and adaptable delivery models are shaping the future of dementia prevention worldwide.