A study found of more than 6,000 women found stay-at-home mothers see their memories decline 61 per cent faster than their working counterparts. 'Though preliminary, our research provides evidence that participation in the paid labor force may help prevent late-life memory decline among women in the United States. HOW TO DETECT ALZHEIMER'S Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that slowly destroys memory, thinking skills and the ability to perform simple tasks. Results revealed the women who 'participated in the paid labour force' between early adulthood and middle age experienced slower memory decline. 'Unravelling the link between employment and memory decline will help grow our understanding of brain health and the best ways to maintain it.

Source: Daily Mail July 17, 2019 08:03 UTC