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Gen-Z Reports Early Cognitive Decline. Here’s What to Know About the Brainrot Epidemic—And What to Do About it 

Gen-Z Reports Early Cognitive Decline. Here’s What to Know About the Brainrot Epidemic—And What to Do About it 

A 2025 Yale study reveals a doubling of cognitive issues in Gen Z, posing a $1.3 trillion threat to the global economy. Here’s how a solution could develop.

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