Fox News reports on research published in JAMA Network Open that followed 4,067 adults in the UK, whose average age was about 69, to examine whether usual walking pace was linked to survival. Participants completed a short test at their normal pace and wore wrist activity trackers for nine days. Across nearly 12 years, faster walking in both settings was linked to lower risk of death. Experts emphasize that the findings show an association, not proof, and that walking speed can reflect overall health.
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