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Stress linked to 37% higher chance of cognitive issues after 45

Por: Portland Press Herald World April 11, 2023

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People 45 and older who have elevated stress levels have been found to be 37% more likely to have cognitive problems, including memory and thinking issues, than those who are not stressed, according to research published in the journal JAMA Network Open. For more than a decade, the study followed 24,448 people who also are participants in a long-term, ongoing study on brain health. Periodically, the researchers used standardized testing to... + full article



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