新研究发现，婚姻对大脑有益
研究人员发现，单身一生的人比已婚者在以后的生活中患痴呆症的可能性要高42％。
John McKenna is a Senior Writer at Formative Content. Recoded to Forum Agenda on 29/05/2024.
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Nature and Biodiversity
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Nature and Biodiversity
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Nature and Biodiversity
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Geographies in Depth
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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
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