Media Pack for Long Term Health Literacy

Downloadable Graphic Materials

This section gathers all communication tools developed within the LETHE project to promote brain health and support health literacy on dementia prevention. Designed for healthcare professionals, institutions, and citizens, these materials offer accessible and evidence-based content focused on key modifiable risk factors. All resources are available in the five LETHE project languages: English, Italian, Spanish, German, Finnish, and Swedish.

Developed Materials

As part of LETHE’s goal to support prevention and behaviour change, a series of multilingual communication tools has been created:

Four short animated videos
One infographic on modifiable risk factors
One infographic on communication of dementia risk
One flyer on brain health and health literacy

Short Animated Videos

Available in: English with subtitles in Italian, Spanish, German, Finnish, and Swedish

Each video addresses one of the five selected modifiable factors: physical activity, nutrition, cardiovascular health, vision and hearing care, and brain stimulation. The content is based on validated scripts and presents key scientific insights in a visual and accessible format.

Video titles and links
• Physical activity
Move for Your Mind: How Physical Activity Protects Brain Health

Nutrition
Nutrition & Brain Health: What You Eat Matters

Vision loss
Vision and Brain Health: What you need to know

Social isolation
Stay Connected, Stay Sharp

Infographic on Modifiable Risk Factors

This infographic visually presents five main modifiable factors related to brain health, supporting individual awareness and literacy around prevention. It is available in all project languages.

Infographic on Communication of Dementia Risk

This infographic supports professionals in the sensitive and clear communication of dementia risk and related topics (such as biomarkers or APOE status), using a person-centred and respectful approach.

Flyer on Brain Health and Health Literacy

The flyer introduces the concept of health literacy and its role in brain health promotion. It offers guidance on prevention behaviours based on recent evidence and is designed for wide distribution.