A religious upbringing in childhood is linked to poorer mental and cognitive health in later life
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The long-term health effects of a religious childhood are not uniform, a new study of older Europeans finds. On average, the experience is linked to poorer self-rated health, though the association differs across health domains.
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Original Title: A religious upbringing in childhood is linked to poorer mental and cognitive health in later life. On average, being religiously educated as a child is associated with slightly poorer self-rated health after the age of 50.