Exercise benefits seniors
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Seniors can benefit from regular exercise as they maintain a healthy lifestyle. Whether they lift weights like Tucson's Rosendo Galindo, 97, or line dance like Dee Cohen, 93, being active is good for the body and mind. Video by A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
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