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Research links financial issues to faster brain aging
A study conducted by University College London revealed that financial problems and income decline at an early age contribute to the deterioration of brain functions before old age. Cognitive abilities decline, and brain volume begins to shrink between the ages of 69 and 71. The study, which included 2,800 British citizens born in 1946, showed that lower income and financial difficulties at ages 26, 43, and 53 negatively impact memory and data processing abilities at age 53, with men being more affected. The findings suggest that supporting the poor and reducing poverty could help prevent future cognitive decline and dementia.
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