Dual-Task Walking Performance a Brain Aging Indicator
A new study reports the ability to dual task when walking starts to decline much earlier than 65, the traditional beginning of “old age.”
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A new study reports the ability to dual task when walking starts to decline much earlier than 65, the traditional beginning of “old age.”
The ability to dual-task walk and talk begins to decline around the age of 55. This decline is a result of changes to cognition and underlying brain function rather than due to physical changes associated with aging.