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In the latest study, scientists found the cause of a growing number of men dying from the age of 62 and this situation increased significantly when comparing men and women.

Maria D. Fitzpatrick - Associate Professor of Economics at Cornell University (New York, USA) and Timothy J. Moore - a senior lecturer in economics at the University of Melbourne (Australia) have come together to collect and analyze data. mortality data from the US Data Center Causes of National Death in the period of 1979-2012.

Their findings were published in December last year by the National Bureau of Economic Research and published in the Public Economic Journal last month.

According to Associate Professor Fitzpatrick, there have been many studies on the financial condition of Americans when they retired. It is a major milestone in life. The purpose of their research this time is to prove that a person's retirement milestone not only affects the financial situation but also directly jeopardizes a person's physical and mental health.

In the long run, retirees think that they are gradually withdrawing from the world and there is no more reason for them to exist.

For those in their early 60s, they underwent some job changes, reduced hours or retired. Health insurance coverage may change. Those people have fewer sources of income, or they may start registering for social benefits. About one-third of Americans immediately registered for social benefits when they were 62 years old. 10% of men retire right away in the month they start turning 62.

According to the results of the study, during the past 34 years, the number of deaths each year has doubled to 800, far beyond the ability of researchers to predict. In just 12 months, 27,000 men died when they turned 62. Two out of every 100 men aged 62 died (2%). In fact, those deaths were concentrated in the 10% of 62-year-old retired people mentioned above. Therefore, instead of the 2% figure reported in the report, considering the increase in the risk of death of retired people, the number must be 20% and that is one thing to worry about.

According to Associate Professor Fitzpatrick, there can be long-term benefits for everyone's health as they can now take better care of themselves. However, Ms. Fitzpatrick also pointed out that it has a negative impact on the long term, when retirees think that they are gradually withdrawing from the world and there is no more reason to exist.

In addition, in the short term, retirement also has consequences. Specifically, many death cases were recorded due to traffic accidents. If not working, the elderly have more time to drive around. Or if not, the elderly are very vulnerable to bad habits such as smoking, thereby increasing respiratory diseases such as.

Besides, retirees at the age of 62 are often people who work hand and foot. They retire because their health weakens. More seriously, losing a job can make them feel more stressed and stressed from there.

Therefore, the study draws the conclusion that the most important explanation for death in 62-year-olds may be due to retirement.

Fitzpatrick, Associate Professor, advised: 'We don't tell people not to retire. If you think about taking breaks, especially when you're 62 and weak, think about preventive measures to improve your health. Eat healthy, go to the doctor, don't just sit on a sofa. Be careful when driving. More careful. It's a complicated time. '