Cognitive disability isn’t only shaped by biology — it’s deeply influenced by the world we live in. From poverty, education gaps, and healthcare access to systemic racism, environmental toxins, and chronic stress, social and structural factors play a powerful role in shaping brain health. This video explores how inequality, policy, and environment intersect to drive cognitive disabilities — and what can be done to change that.


How Social & Structural Factors Drive Cognitive Disability

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The long-term effects of severe COVID-19 can have detrimental effects on a person's brain functioning. A latest study on post-covid effects have now revealed that brain functioning damage as a result of severe covid -19 infection can be equal to 20 years of aging and also equal to the loss of 10 IQ points.

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