People who walk quickly at age 80 cut their risk of cognitive decline by half, study says0

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• July 6, 2026

In one study, researchers found that people aged 80 and older who walked faster than their peers were less likely to develop cognitive decline. FG Comercio/Getty Images hide title toggle title FG Comercio/Getty Images Crossword puzzles and brain teasers have long been promoted as ways to keep your mind sharp. But a new study points