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·May 12, 2020

Soft robotic exosuit makes stroke survivors walk faster and farther

A new soft robotics exosuit brings immediate improvements in walking speed and endurance for those recovering from stroke. Read More

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·May 12, 2020

Researchers find the ‘brain’s steering wheel’ in the brainstem of mice

Neural networks that are directly responsible for the coordination of walking movements are located in the spinal cord. A specific group of neurons in the brainstem signal to the spinal cord and control direction. Read More

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·February 22, 2020

Walking together: Personal traits and first impressions affects step synchronization

When paired with silent strangers, movement falls in synch based on first impressions. The findings implicit nonverbal communication in providing a basis for interpersonal interaction. Read More

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·November 20, 2019

Walking changes vision

Walking leads to an increase in processing of peripheral visual input. Read More

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·October 28, 2019

Looking at the way we walk can help predict cognitive decline

Gait disorders and slowed walking speeds may be useful indicators of future cognitive decline. Read More

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·August 4, 2019

Jogging and five other exercises ward off weight gain despite ‘obesity genes’

For those with a genetic predisposition to obesity, partaking in six specific types of exercise can help combat weight gain. Jogging, yoga, power walking, certain types of dancing and mountain climbing can help reduce BMI in those with a predisposition to obesity. Surprisingly, cycling, swimming, and games like Dance Dance Revolution did not counteract the genetic effects on obesity. Read More

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·July 23, 2019

Slower walking speed may predict future mobility problems

Slower walking speed may be associated with the development of mobility disorders later in life. Read More

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·April 1, 2019

Just an hour of weekly walking staves off disability

One hour of walking, or other physical activity, per week, significantly increases the likelihood of maintaining a disability-free status for up to 4 years in older people at risk for osteoarthritis. Read More

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·June 1, 2018

Walking Faster Could Make You Live Longer

Researchers report walking at a brisk speed can help to increase your lifespan. The study reveals walking at a normal speed is associated with a 20% reduction for all cause mortality, and brisk walking reduced risks by 24%. Read More

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·March 25, 2018

Older Adults Who Have Slower Walking Speeds May Have Increased Dementia Risk

A new study reveals older adults with slower walking speeds are at an increased risk of developing dementia. Read More

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·February 23, 2018

Simple Walking Test May Help Diagnose Dementia

Researchers report a simple walking test may help doctors to accurately diagnose the onset of dementia. Read More

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·December 8, 2017

Brain Network That Helps Babies Learn to Walk Identified

Researchers have identified a brain network that is involved in helping an infant learn to walk. Additionally, disruptions in the network may predict future risk of a child being diagnosed with ASD. Read More

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