Working part-time keeps brains more stimulated than working over 40 hours a week, a new study shows.
Research, which analysed the work habits and brain test results of approximately 3,000 men and 3,500 women aged over 40 in Australia, found that working 25 hours a week benefits cognitive function, and helps in avoiding exhaustion and stress.
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