For this study, scientists used data from more than 1,700 women participating in the Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation (SWAN). Scientists wanted to see if physical intimate partner violence during pre- or early-perimenopause led to faster declines in cognitive performance later on. They adjusted their analysis for factors like race/ethnicity, education, financial stress, depression, sleep problems, and bodily pain.
Study Shows Intimate Partner Violence Hurts Women’s Cognitive Function
Working memory performance declined faster among women.
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