A new study reveals that Americans with less education are aging faster than those with more schooling, and the divide has widened over the past three decades. Biological age-measuring internal health rather than years lived-shows that people with a college degree experience slower aging.
A new study reveals that Americans with less education are aging faster than those with more schooling, and the divide has widened over the past three decades. Biological age-measuring internal health rather than years lived-shows that people with a college degree experience slower aging.
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