Taxi and ambulance drivers show lower Alzheimer’s risk

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January 1, 2025
11:24 pm

Study reveals that taxi and ambulance drivers, whose jobs demand frequent spatial and navigational processing, have lower Alzheimer’s disease-related mortality compared to other professions. These findings suggest a potential link between occupational cognitive demands and AD risk.

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