Extended Schooling in the 1970s Linked to Long-Term Health Benefits

Extended Schooling in the 1970s Linked to Long-Term Health Benefits

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This report highlights research connecting longer schooling durations in the 1970s to significant long-term health benefits, including a reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease. The findings emphasize the broader impact of education on health and longevity decades later.

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