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social disadvantage decreases total gray matter volume in humans (-2.02 cm3 vs. -1.46 cm3 per 5-year interval, p = 0.011).
Humansmost disadvantaged vs. least disadvantaged SDOH quartilebrainper 5-year intervaln = 645
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