the-star.co.ke·3 min read·medium
Brain of poor people ages faster - study
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A study by Aga Khan University suggests that childhood poverty and hunger have a more significant negative impact on brain aging than conditions like cancer. The research indicates that early-life stability and education are key predictors of cognitive health in later years.
Human brain / AI Growing up in poverty may make the brain grow old faster than even a cancer diagnosis would, a new Kenyan study by Aga Khan University has found.
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