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People who pursue semi-retirement with a different employer experienced less cognitive decline compared with those who stayed with the same employer and those who pursued full retirement, according to a speaker. Gradually leaving the labor force instead of suddenly ending employment may have a “protective effect” on cognition, Wei Yang, PhD, director of Institute of Gerontology at King’s College
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