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At What Age Does Our Brain Reach Maturity?
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According to a study by researchers at Cambridge University, our brain would go through five phases in the course of its life. At what age does our brain reach maturity? It's a question at which
GREAT BRITAIN.- Adolescence would extend well beyond the age of 19. Researchers at the University of Cambridge analyzed the brains of 4,000 people from birth to the age of 90, in order to observe the evolution of the connections between their brain cells. According to this study published in Nature Communications magazine, the brain would not leave adolescence until the early thirties, before reaching its peak. Specifically, the brain goes throu…
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