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Column | Why ‘super movers' have healthier brains — and how to be one The Washington PostWhat your walking speed may reveal about your brain health San Francisco ChronicleYour Daily Step Count Could Say A Lot About Your Dementia Risk HuffPost UKStudy of "super movers" suggests exceptional mobility in late life is a powerful marker of brain health PsyPostWalking protects more than your heart: experts say hitting a certain "golden step" count each day could slow how fast your brain ages OkDiario
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