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A study found that teen girls' brains aged 4.2 years faster than average during the pandemic. They might be at higher risk for anxiety and depression.

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The brains of teen girls experienced accelerated aging across 30 regions, all a part of social-emotional processing, compared to two regions in teen boys, ones involved in visual processing.

The brain scans of the girls showed accelerated aging of 4.2 years, according to the study. The cerebral cortex naturally thins as we age. Chronic stress can also cause similar changes in the brain.

The social and emotional effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on teenagers may have resulted in accelerated brain aging in adolescents, according to a new study.