Education delays memory loss

Researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York have found that having more years of formal education delays the memory loss linked to Alzheimer’s disease.

However, once the condition takes hold, better educated individuals decline more rapidly. Published in Neurology journal, the study suggests that someone with 16 years of schooling might experience memory decline 50% more quickly than another person with just four years education.

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