Study Links Faster Walking Speed to Lower Cognitive Decline Risk in Older Adults
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Study Links Faster Walking Speed to Lower Cognitive Decline Risk in Older Adults
Older Adults With Faster Walking Pace Show Reduced Risk of Cognitive Decline A study published in the journal Neurology found that adults aged 80 and older with faster walking speeds had approximately 50% lower risk of developing cognitive impairment compared to those who walked more slowly, according to researchers. The findings, which drew on data […]
Elderly people over 80 who can walk briskly at the same pace as younger generations are being called "supermovers" in the scientific community and are attracting a lot of attention. Recent research has revealed that they have a 50% lower risk of developing cognitive impairment compared to their peers, and also have a significantly lower risk of heart disease, depression, and hearing loss.
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