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South Africa: UCT Study Links Slower Walking to Cognitive Decline in People Living With HIV

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[UCT] How fast people living with HIV walk could provide important clues about their brain health, a University of Cape Town (UCT) study by the Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health's Neuroscience Institute has found. The research links slower walking speeds to poorer cognitive performance and identifies changes in brain connectivity that may help explain the relationship.
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