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A groundbreaking international study published in Nature Medicine reveals that exposure to environmental pollutants, social inequality, and weak democratic institutions can significantly accelerate brain aging and increase the risk of cognitive decline. The study, which analyzed data from 161,981 individuals across 40 countries, introduced a new concept called “Behavioral-Biological Age Gaps” (BBAGs)—the difference between chronological […]
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Egyptian researchers join global study linking pollution, poor governance to accelerated brain aging
Mohammed El-Said
10:22
A groundbreaking international study published in Nature Medicine reveals that exposure to environmental pollutants, social inequality, and weak democratic institutions can significantly accelerate brain aging and increase the risk of cognitive decline. The study, which analyzed data from 161,981 individuals across 40 countries, introduced a new concept called “Behavioral-Biological Age Gaps” (BBAGs)—the difference between chronological
