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2026
Physically healthier grandmothers actually spend less time babysitting, study finds
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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Liberal state policies during adolescence linked to lower dementia risk in later life
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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MIND diet may protect the brain by slowing biological aging
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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Childhood adversity linked to accelerated biological aging in women, new study finds
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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Severe sleep problems is associated with fewer years of healthy brain function
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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Moving in boosts happiness for older couples, but marriage adds no extra spark
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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Inattention symptoms linked to lower cognitive performance in older adults
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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Swapping animal fats for vegetable oils is linked to a lower risk of dementia
Karina Petrova
PsyPost, 2026
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