People who leave education with fewer qualifications may age more quickly, according to research undertaken by scientists led by BHF Professor Andrew Steptoe.
Study participants were separated into four groups, according to how long they stayed in education. The researchers found that people who left education earlier had shorter “caps”, called telomeres, on the ends of their DNA – a marker of ageing in cells.
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