Your Midlife Work History May Be Linked to Memory Function Later

Study: job stability may delay brain aging

A study by researchers at Columbia University found that employment stability in midlife is associated with better preservation of memory and other cognitive functions as people age.

Your Midlife Work History May Be Linked to Memory Function Later

A person’s work history in their 40s, 50s, and early 60s may be connected with how well their brain functions years later. A Columbia University study found that repeatedly moving in and out of employment, retiring early, or remaining outside paid work was associated with weaker memory and thinking performance in older age. Researchers have […]