Team Awarded $2.9 Million To Study Socioeconomic Ties to Alzheimer’s
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“Our earlier work allows us to say that, across a broad range of middle-aged adults, there is a correlation between socioeconomic status and brain function and anatomy. Now, we plan to examine some of the specific features which characterize aspects of an individual’s health, lifestyle and environment to learn which have the largest impact on brain and cognitive aging,” said Dr. Gagan Wig. more >>
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