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Transdisciplinary links between societal inequality and brain structure and dynamics
This study highlights the biological embedding of aggregate-level structural socioeconomic inequality and reveals its effect on brain volume and network dynamics, particularly in aging, Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia. Through a comparative analysis between Latin America and the USA, the research highlights brain health disparities driven by structural inequality.
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