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A 2025 study from Imperial College London, published in The Lancet, found children from wealthier families produce up to 23% less cortisol (the stress hormone) and have telomeres up to 5% longer than low-income peers, corresponding to cells aging about 10 years slower.
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A 2025 study from Imperial College London, published in The Lancet, found children from wealthier families produce up to 23% less cortisol (the stress hormone) and have telomeres up to 5% longer than low-income peers, corresponding to cells aging about 10 years slower.