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The Surprising Way Your Work History May Be Linked To Brain Health

A study of 2,418 older adults linked long-term work patterns to later-life memory and thinking skills, with different patterns standing out for women and men.

By Elliot O·Sep 25, 2026
The Surprising Way Your Work History May Be Linked To Brain Health

Originally reported by MindBodyGreen.

A study of 2,418 older adults linked long-term work patterns to later-life memory and thinking skills, with different patterns standing out for women and men.

Read the full story at MindBodyGreen →

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