✉news LifeEducation first seen 12 d ago, last 10 d ago, peak #2
More education linked to lower dementia risk decades later
Original: More education reduces dementia risk decades later
New research from USC Schaeffer Center experts, reported by Medical Xpress, finds that more years of education are associated with a reduced risk of dementia decades later in life. The findings suggest schooling may build cognitive reserve that protects the aging brain, fuelling discussion among health researchers and policymakers about the long-term value of investing in education.
Why now: A new study linking education to sharply lower dementia risk decades later has drawn attention from health media and researchers.
USC Schaeffer CenterMedical Xpressdementia
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 6 snapshots from 12 d ago to 10 d ago.
Evidence
- More education reduces dementia risk decades later · Medical Xpress
- More Education Reduces Dementia Risk Decades Later · USC Schaeffer
API: https://socialmediatrends-api.osmike.com/v1/trends/3545471