Study Links Chronic Stress to Cognitive Decline Differences
Medical Xpress1 min read73 words
A new study led by researchers at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine suggests that chronic stress and perceived social support may influence how memory and thinking abilities change with age. The research indicates that these factors are linked to differences in cognitive decline across specific demographic groups.
The findings highlight the potential impact of stress and social support on aging cognitive functions, offering insights into the variations observed among different populations.
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