Men's health improves after retirement, women remain neutral

Retirement is seen by some people as a stop in life, but retirement in a research has been described as good for men's health. It has also been said in the study that this does not have any special effect on the health of women, as they also live in a healthy manner.

Economists of the Paris-Sorbonne University say that women's health is not particularly affected after retirement. Professor Claudia Senik said that many people think their health will fall after retirement.

This research, published by the IJA Institute of Labor Economics, states that after retirement cognitive strength decreases. Apart from this, the decline in the share of any person increases the risk of serious diseases. Professor Senik said that those who continued to work after retirement, their health was better than their respected people.

For this study, the study of women and men's statistics of 50 to 75 years for 14 years. Each year, these people shared their health information with the study team on eight parameters. Researchers say women were more capable of taking right decisions in terms of their health than men.