Women remember better than men

Researchers have found evidence that female brains are better able to remember information than men 's brains.

Women's ability to remember information is better than that of men.Photo: Internet.

The new discovery of the difference in memory ability between two sexes can help scientists understand the causes of Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other dementia. At the same time, it helps to detect early signs of dementia and timely treatment.

This new study was conducted by conducting memory tests on nearly 4,500 subjects, both male and female, aged 48-90.

Experimental results show that the ability of women to keep memories is much better than men. In memory capacity assessments, women had 5.9 fewer errors than men. The difference in memory capacity between men and women does not change with age groups.

Dr. Andrew Blackwell, of Cambridge University said: 'Although the link between gender, education and cognitive function has been investigated before, very large data in this study have an important role. It is important to determine which factors are most important for memory '.

Some researchers have argued that women have a better memory with verbal information while men are superior to the ability to remember space. However, in research conducted recently, women are always superior. The reasons for this include biological and environmental causes.

Research to make sure that this statement will continue to be carried out and expanded with the number of people up to 10,000 people.

Source: Telegraph