Financial Stress Shrinks Brain: Decades of Hardship Linked to Dementia Risk
A 80-year UCL study of 2,759 people finds persistent financial hardship linked to poorer cognition at 53 and brain shrinkage at 71, especially in men and APOE4 carriers.
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A 80-year UCL study of 2,759 people finds persistent financial hardship linked to poorer cognition at 53 and brain shrinkage at 71, especially in men and APOE4 carriers.
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