The change of pace could be an unexpected sign.
. But no matter where or why you're walking, a more recent study cautions you to pay attention to your pace.If you notice that your daily walk around the neighborhood is taking a bit longer to complete, it could be cause for concern, a new study suggests. According to findings published on May 31 in, coupled with signs of cognitive decline, had an increased risk of developing dementia.
There has been increasing evidence that a decline in motor function may very well be an early indicator of cognitive decline and dementia, which could be due to"underlying shared risk factors," researchers said. These risk factors include heart disease and diabetes, among others.
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