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Washington, May 1: It is widely acknowledged that as we age, we lose muscle power and slow down, making ordinary movements like getting up, walking, and sitting more difficult.
New study links loss of grip strength to cognitive decline.
Get latest articles and stories on Health at LatestLY. New Edith Cowan University (ECU) research suggests that this could also be a sign of another sinister health concern associated with ageing: late-life dementia. Health News | Study: Slowing Down in Old Age? It Can Be Symptom of Dementia.
It is widely acknowledged that as we age, we lose muscle power and slow down, making ordinary movements like getting up, walking, and sitting more difficult.
It is well acknowledged that as we age, we lose muscular power and slow down, making ordinary movements like getting up, walking, and sitting more difficult.