Connecting Lifetime Stress to Brain Health

Dementia Matters
10/10/2017 10 min Episodio 5
Connecting Lifetime Stress to Brain Health

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Recent research shows lifetime stressful events, such as divorce, childhood trauma, and military combat, can have negative consequences for brain health and cognition in later life. Guest: Megan Zuelsdorff, PhD, researcher, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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