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Study links financial issues to early brain aging
A recent study indicates that financial problems lead to weakening of brain functions and early brain aging. The results show that low income and financial difficulties related to economic circumstances negatively impact brain health and cause its volume to shrink between the ages of 69 and 71. The study also found that declines in cognitive abilities and linguistic memory are directly linked to the accumulation of financial issues over a person's lifetime, with these effects being more pronounced in men who are the primary breadwinners. The study emphasizes the importance of providing support to those suffering from poverty and financial hardships in order to reduce brain function deterioration and prevent early brain aging.
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