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But a sweeping new study suggests that the true story of brain aging begins much earlier than most of us thought (or hoped) — and it doesn’t follow the slow, steady slide we once imagined.

An MRI image of the human brain. Credit: DrOONeil / CC BY-SA 3.0 According to a study, the human brain begins showing signs of accelerated aging around age 44, reaching its fastest decline by age 67.