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Walking speed and lifespan.

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  1. Nov 1, 2026
    4,067 UK OLDER ADULTS: FASTER WALKERS LIVED LONGERLong-term study · 4,067 adults

    Older adults who walked faster had a lower risk of dying over 12 years

    A UK study of 4,067 people around age 69 tied a quicker usual walking pace, timed in a test and by a wrist tracker, to lower death risk. It shows a link, not proof that speeding up adds years.