According to a study, older adults who maintain a higher level of activity have better overall health.

Published Date: 05 Jul 2023

In a Cambridge study involving nearly 1,500 adults, it was discovered that a decrease in the amount of time spent exercising in adults over the age of sixty is associated with a lower quality of life.

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