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Reveals that socioeconomic factors across a lifetime influence brain volumes in Hispanic/Latino adults, suggesting lasting impacts on brain health.
This study highlights the contribution of higher life-course SEP to greater brain health as indexed by larger brain volumes in later life. Our results suggest that the effect of early-life socioeconomic disadvantages persists beyond socioeconomic conditions in adulthood.
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