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Stronger Educational Performance in Early Life Correlates with Higher Cancer Risk, Lower Dementia Risk and Lower All-cause Mortality in Later Life – but Why?
2021-04-28
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Better functioning nervous system stimulates other organs, promoting longevity. As a trade-off, this stimulation may result in enhanced oncogenesis. This hypothesis was tested by analyzing factors reflecting cognitive score and academic performance, Educational performance emerged as a universal independent negative correlate for most of comorbidities, except cancer, that forms a positive correlate. More educated...
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- 1da436b1-c518-56a9-a48e-4926efe5c1dc
- DOI
- 10.21203/rs.3.rs-460229/v1