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A study on people in rural China has found that people who stop working at around 60 years old suffer sharper cognitive decline than their peers. Working and socializing stimulates the brain.
A new study done by researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, suggests that early retirement may accelerate cognitive decline in late adulthood. Here are the details.
Study reveals adults who retire early are at greater risk of cognitive decline as they age.