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Socioeconomic Status Shapes Developing Brains

The brain anatomy is consistently shaped by socioeconomic status from childhood to early adulthood, a study finds.

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The brain anatomy is consistently shaped by socioeconomic status from childhood to early adulthood, a study has found.

The findings, published in the journal JNeurosci, draws attention to the importance of preschool life as a period when associations between SES and brain organisation may first develop.

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