Socioeconomic status and functional brain development – associations in early infancy

Overview of attention for article published in Developmental Science, August 2013

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@Zeke_Cohen @IBEW When kids are born into poverty, their brains don’t fully develop. That damage is irreversible. Baltimore had a chance to intervene, and instead of joining the grassroots effort, the people in power rallied against it. https://t.co/rM…

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The effects of socioeconomic disparities on brain activity can already be detected in early infancy | Dev Sci http://t.co/lO0mM0OXzS

SES level related to frontal resting EEG gamma power in 6-9mo babies. Paper now online first in Dev Science... http://t.co/IA168gIxLi

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