The study finds paid jobs could reduce the risks of women's dementia
Being an employee pays more than one way.
According to a 2019 report by theAlzheimer's association, nearly two thirds of the Americans withAlzheimer are women. Given how devastating the disease and what is the difficulty of treating, an increasing amount of scientific research focused on how to prevent the beginning ofdementia. Now, new conclusions presented atAlzheimer Association International Conference In Los Angeles revealed that for women, paying work can reduce the risk ofmemory loss later in life.
Elizabeth Rose Mayed, an assistant professor in the epidemiology of the public health of the UCLA and his team analyzed the family and the history of employment of more than 6,000 women over 50 and compared them to cognitive assessments of these women from 1995 to 2016. While being a mother did not seem to have a significant impact on the ability of the subjects to recall lists of memory, marriedMoms at home Cognitive decline experienced 61% faster thanmothers of work over a decade. With single mothers, the difference was even more pronounced because their memory loss rate was 83% faster if they did not pay jobs.
"Women who have engaged in paid workforce for at least a significant period of time seemed to have more rates slowed down the drop in memory at the later age,"CNN says. "It did not mean that you had to work continuously, for example, in your 20, 30 years and 40 years."
The conclusions of the Maymen team suggest that mental stimulation, financial benefits and social connections that a job offer could help combat memory loss, a significant discovery since more and more of women join theWorkforce.
"Women's roles on the workforce and the family have really changed dramatically over the years," Mayeda said. "It is therefore important that we continue to study the relevance of these changes and how they could affect the risk of women related to Alzheimer's disease."
And for more recent research on the prevention of dementia, readDo these 5 things can reduce the risk of your Alzheimer by 60%.
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