Financial issues linked to early brain aging
A study from University College London showed that financial problems and income decline at an early age lead to a decline in brain cognitive abilities, with deterioration of brain functions and shrinkage of its size between the ages of 69 and 71. The study, which included around 2,800 British citizens, indicated that low income and financial difficulties at ages 26, 43, and 53 are associated with declines in memory and data processing abilities, especially among men, due to their responsibilities as heads of households. The researchers emphasize the importance of supporting and alleviating poverty to reduce the deterioration of cognitive functions linked to financial problems.
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