Neuroimaging found girls experienced cortical thinning far faster than boys did during the first year of Covid lockdowns.
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Neuroimaging found girls experienced cortical thinning far faster than boys did during the first year of Covid lockdowns.
Neuroimaging found girls experienced cortical thinning far faster than boys did during the first year of Covid lockdowns.
MRI scans found girls’ brains appeared 4.2 years older than expected after lockdowns, compared with 1.4 years for boys
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