How School Segregation Casts a Long Shadow on the Aging Brain

Jan 04, 2026

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A new study investigates the lasting cognitive impact of structural racism, finding that attending a segregated school in the Southern United States may be a key driver of geographic disparities in late-life brain health among Black Americans.

Structural Racism and Health: An Interview With Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng

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