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Children’s math and reading skills are linked to better maternal health in midlife

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Psypost - Psychology News•5d ago•0 views•
Children’s math and reading skills are linked to better maternal health in midlife
A new analysis of longitudinal data reveals a surprising cross-generational connection: mothers whose children excel in math and reading tend to experience better physical and mental health during their middle-aged years.
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