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Effects of a randomized controlled trial of unconditional cash transfers on epigenetic measures of ageing and cognition in children and mothers PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	Here we present epigenetic findings from a randomized controlled trial studying the impact of unconditional cash gifts of US$333 per month (children n = 313; mothers n = 329) or US$20 per month (children n = 423; mothers n = 448) to US m...
QUOTE `{}`	Measures of DNAm were available from 735 BFY focal children’s saliva at age 4.
QUOTE `{}`	Whether this epigenetic effect persists and how it may relate to behavioural and health outcomes remains unknown.

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