Neighborhood Disadvantage and Subjective Cognitive Function Among Older Black Women

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Can where we live shape cognitive aging? A study of 20,000+ Black women found neighborhood disadvantage was linked to more subjective cognitive concerns, but the association was fully attenuated after accounting for education. Read more: pmc.ncbi.nl…

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