Story · Longevity & Aging

Strength and Mobility Work May Pay Off Even in Very Late Life

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Researchers at UC Davis, UC Irvine and Kaiser Permanente studied 502 adults aged 90 and older in LifeAfter90, a racially and ethnically diverse cohort of Kaiser Permanente Northern California members. Participants averaged 92.9 years and walked at a usual pace of 0.55 m/s on a 4-meter walk test… (Rapamycin News)

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  1. Rapamycin News obscure observationaln=502
    Strength and Mobility Work May Pay Off Even in Very Late Life

    Researchers at UC Davis, UC Irvine and Kaiser Permanente studied 502 adults aged 90 and older in LifeAfter90, a racially and ethnically diverse cohort of Kaiser Permanente Northern California members. Participants averaged 92.9 years and walked at a usual pace of 0.55 m/s on a 4-meter walk test…

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