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>> Brains don't fully develop until age 25.

For women specifically, brain development has some unique characteristics and timelines. Understanding when a woman’s brain is fully developed can provide insight into mental health, education, relationships, careers, and more.

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Research shows that a woman’s brain is generally fully developed between the ages of 21-32, with the prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision making and impulse control, maturing last. While the majority of brain development happens during childhood and adolescence, final connections and pruning happen during a woman’s 20s and early 30s.
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