Study Links Financial Hardship to Faster Brain Aging

New research indicates that chronic poverty experienced over decades is associated with accelerated brain aging, leading to memory loss, slower processing speed, and brain shrinkage, with men and APOE-ε4 carriers showing the strongest effects.

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Financial hardship may age the brain faster, researchers say in new study

Chronic poverty over decades was linked to memory loss, slower processing speed and brain shrinkage, with strongest effects among men and APOE-ε4 carriers.

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Study Links Financial Hardship to Faster Brain Aging

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