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Do you think chronic financial hardship may affect cognitive function in a way that speeds up aging?
Researchers say chronic poverty over decades can lead to memory loss, slower processing speed, and brain shrinkage, with strongest effects on men who carry the APOE-ε4 gene variant.
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