Research found our biological age could be affected by whether or not your grandparents attained a college degree, suggesting the benefits of socioeconomic status can be passed down not just to the next generation, but also the generation after that
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Looking for Clues About Your Real Age? Your Grandparents’ Education May Offer Some Insight.
Eating well, exercising and attending regular doctor appointments can support a long healthy life, but a new study identified one possible factor beyond our control: whether you had a grandparent who went to college. The study, from researchers at Drexel…
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Childhood maltreatment affects epigenetic profile of sperm and may impact brain development of the next generation according to researchers. Epigenetic inheritance refers to the transmission of information on acquired conditions to the next generation without it being encoded in the DNA sequence.
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Childhood maltreatment affects sperm epigenome and may impact brain development of next generation
Childhood stress can impact the epigenetic profile of sperm.