Unique real-world data shows early retirement hastens cognitive decline

New research from economists at Binghamton University shows early retirement can be linked to an acceleration of age-related cognitive decline. Looking at data from a unique pension program in China, the findings suggest increased social activity may mitigate the cognitive costs of early retirement.

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Unique real-world data shows early retirement hastens cognitive decline

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