BGSU Research Finds Clear Link Between Children's Education Level and Parents' Risk of Dementia
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BGSU Research Finds Clear Link Between Children's Education Level and Parents' Risk of Dementia
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Source article: https://www.newswise.com/articles/bgsu-research-finds-clear-link-between-children-s-education-level-and-parents-risk-of-dementia
Bowling Green State University research has discovered a notable link between parents' risk of cognitive decline and their adult children's educational attainment. The study found that parents with children who did not finish high school were more likely to experience early cognitive decline, while those whose children completed college were less susceptible. This research, supported by the National Institutes of Health, indicates that a child's lower education level acts as a significant stressor for parental cognitive health, although further investigation is needed to fully understand the underlying mechanisms.