Sexism Could Put Women At Higher Risk Of Alzheimer’s And Dementia, Says Study

Jennifer Mattson, Fast Company
Fri, 12/20/2024 - 5:30pm

According to new research from Columbia University, gender inequality may be even more harmful to women’s mental health than previously thought. We already know sexism is bad for women’s paychecks, as women are paid 84% of what men are paid, on average. We also know it’s historically been bad for women’s mental health.

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