Money woes could cause your brain to age faster: study

The study says those facing persistent financial problems in adulthood may place chronic stress on the systems involved in cognitive processing. — Photos: dpa

Persistent money troubles have been linked to faster brain ageing in a new study.

The effect was particularly pronounced among men, those who had disadvantaged childhoods and people with a greater genetic risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

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该研究指出，成年后持续面临经济问题的人可能会给认知处理系统带来慢性压力。——图片：德新社

一项新研究表明，持续的经济困难与大脑加速衰老有关。

这种影响在男性、童年时期境遇不佳的人以及有较高阿尔茨海默病遗传风险的人群中尤为明显。

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