‘Over The Hill at 24?: The Aging of the Twentysomethings
16th April 2014
Most studies of aging concentrate on the deterioration of those more than 50 years old, and paint a woeful portrait of life in decline once people are past their breeding years.
So it’s only fair that two researchers at Canada’s Simon Fraser University have chosen a different group: people aged 16 to 44.
And they’ve determined that somewhere around age 24, these people too suffer a decline in “cognitive motor performance.”
Translated, that means they start slowing down.
And a good thing, too.