Neurology & Brain Health Icons

DESCRIPTION

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Give your healthcare, wellness or education project a clear visual

language with this collection of 100 two-tone glyph icons. Confident

navy shapes with bright blue accents cover the whole story of the

brain: scans and tests, symptoms and conditions, patient consultations,

therapies, healthy lifestyle habits, and emergency care. Perfect for

hospital and clinic websites, telehealth and wellness apps, patient

handouts, medical education, awareness campaigns, infographics,

presentations and health-tech products.

Every icon is 100% vector on a clean 64x64 artboard, so it scales from

a tiny UI glyph to a poster without losing sharpness. Shapes are solid

and simple, so recoloring to your brand palette takes seconds in

Illustrator, Figma, or any vector editor. Every icon is individually

named and labeled, so you always know exactly which concept you are

using.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

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- 1 fully expanded EPS10 icon sheet: all 100 icons + labels, one file

- Original .AI source file (Illustrator)

- 100 individual, editable .SVG files

- 100 individual transparent .PNG files (1000x1000px)

- Cover image (1820x1214px)

- 4 preview images (1820x1214px): full labeled grid in three parts

(6 icons per row) + a real-world usage mockup

- Every icon clearly labeled with a descriptive title

ICON THEMES

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Brain scans & medical tests - symptoms & conditions (stroke, seizure,

aneurysm, brain fog) - patient consultations & telehealth - therapies

(art, dance, pet, mirror, water, reading) - mental health & mood -

memory & cognition - healthy lifestyle (diet, exercise, sleep,

meditation) - hospital, emergency & recovery - neural metaphors

FORMATS

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EPS10, AI, SVG, PNG (transparent, 1000px)

GOOD TO KNOW

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- Fully vector, infinitely scalable, easy to recolor

- Consistent two-tone style (navy + blue) across all 100 icons

- Works on light backgrounds; swap the navy for white on dark ones

- Illustrative icons for education and design use, not medical advice