High stress may lead to lower cognitive function, study finds
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A study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association Network found people with high stress levels were 37% more likely to have poor cognitive function. One of the study’s co-authors says elevated stress can have short and long-term effects on the ability to remember, concentrate, and learn new things.
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