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A split image showing an elderly person struggling in the heat on one side and another elderly person shivering in the cold on the other side, with a thermometer in the middle displaying rising temperatures.

Poor people age faster

sickle cell blood cells

Sickle Cell Disease Ages Brain Years Ahead of Time

Parents, wealth, race drive girls’ chances to play sports

Two school boys walking together

School challenges for disadvantaged kids not linked to character or mindset

Two boys at preschool. Pixabay

Is early childhood education contributing to socioeconomic disparities?

A bowl of fruit cereal

Junk food and antibiotics: A recipe for disaster for your tummy

Playing volleyball in high school can help you get into college -- but don't load up on too many activities.

No need to load up on extracurricular activities, study finds

Why do some elderly people keep their cognitive ability much longer than others? Scientists still have much to learn.

Much still not known about cognitive decline

Autism art illustration

5x increase in autism in New York-New Jersey region

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