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At 92, she’s as fit as someone half her age

At 92, she’s as fit as someone half her age
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Researchers are studying 92-year-old Italian sprinter Emma Maria Mazzenga to understand how elite athletic training impacts the aging process. The studies suggest that while some aspects of aging are inevitable, consistent exercise can maintain muscle function at levels comparable to much younger adults.

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This research provides scientific evidence for the role of physical activity in healthy aging and longevity.

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