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Social Inequality Accelerates Biological Aging

A new study synthesizes 1,065 effect sizes across 140 independent studies to prove that social disadvantage accelerates biological aging within the epigenome.

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The research was carried out by specialists from the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, in collaboration with researchers from Columbia University in New York, says Phys. Authors analyzed the results of 140 independent studies. In total, data from 65,919 participants, aged between newborns and 86 years, were included. According to researchers, the socio-economic status – low and exposure to discrimination are constantly associated with …

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Neuroscience News broke the news on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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