A new study from the University of Cambridge found that office or administrative-based jobs might be linked to a lower risk of poor cognition by late-adulthood.
The findings appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Science.
The new findings were released online in the peer-reviewed journal Molecular Psychiatry.
The results appeared in the journal Current Biology.
In the study, publicized in the Journal of Mental Health, 319 participants were surveyed to acquire more on their beliefs with depression.
The study, released in the peer-reviewed journal Sleep, was conducted by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.