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How fast you should be able to walk a mile at every age — and what it can say about your longevity - New York Post

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Rachel Sacks
How fast you should be able to walk a mile at every age — and what it can say about your longevity - New York Post
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Research suggests that walking speed is a significant indicator of overall health and longevity across different age groups. Maintaining a brisk pace is linked to a reduced risk of chronic conditions like cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.

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Understanding the correlation between physical activity and longevity helps individuals make informed lifestyle choices to improve long-term health outcomes.

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