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Exercise may preserve motor skills in aging adults
A Rush University study of 167 adults aged 60 to 96 finds higher daily activity links to better motor function and suggests physical activity may offset brain white matter damage. The study used MRI scans, daily activity monitoring, and 11 motor tests to assess grip, pinch, tapping, and lower body function.
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Neurology
Debra A. Fleischman
Rush University Medical Center
Chicago
Fleischman
Reuters Health
Richard Camicioli
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Joe Verghese
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York City