Health & Medicine
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Poor Heart Health Can Lead to a Premature Brain Later in Your Life: New Study
The UK-based study suggests that poor heart health is a determinant to predict brain age. Poor heart health has been found by researchers from the United Kingdom as a plausible element to predict brain age later in one's life.
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