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Jubilarse joven podría afectar las funciones del cerebro, revela estudio

Written by Plamen Nikolov, Assistant Professor of Economics, Binghamton University, State University of New York

Una buena manera de mejorar los efectos negativos de la jubilación es mantenerse involucrado en actividades sociales y continuar usando su cerebro de la misma manera que lo hacía cuando trabajaba. Westend61/Getty Images

Las personas que se jubilan anticipadamente sufren un deterioro cognitivo acelerado e incluso pueden experimentar...

Jubilarse joven podría afectar las funciones del cerebro, revela estudio

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