Yet another study: Exercise intensity is more important than exercise volume for longevity and for prevention of dementia, heart disease, diabetes, etc. This is so rooted in data now. Intensity is what drives almost all the benefits of exercise.
Happy to be a co-author on our latest paper in @EJPC! In a study of 231,156 adults, we found that physical activity reduces CV risks, especially among individuals with low socioeconomic status. https://t.co/eyWqrQjxyt
Our study has just been published! We found that a single 30-min VR cycling exergaming session helped protect vascular function and improve post-meal metabolic responses in adolescents with CHD.
https://t.co/rWvCzWyjQR
The visceral adiposity index enhances the prediction of cardiometabolic multimorbidity risk beyond established predictors, highlighting its potential value as a complementary tool for cardiometabolic risk stratification.
https://t.co/ZnsqniJDEE
The visceral adiposity index enhances the prediction of cardiometabolic multimorbidity risk beyond established predictors, highlighting its potential value as a complementary tool for cardiometabolic risk stratification.
https://t.co/ZnsqniJDEE
Twenty-eight hypertensive patients participated in a study assessing the effects of AET and IMST. Both interventions enhanced vascular function, with IMST leading to significant improvements in arterial stiffness metrics.
https://t.co/accpvRBbN8
Here, a 4 × 2-minute session of isometric plank exercise led to reduced 24-hour systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and improved nighttime blood pressure variability in young adults with prehypertension.
Truly enjoyed every academic moment at #ESC2025 from the inspiring lectures by great experts to meaningful scientific exchanges and connections. Leaving with renewed determination to work harder.
We had a productive meeting for collaboration between the Korea Society of Cardio-cerebrovascular Disease Prevention (KSCP) and the European Association of Preventive Cardiology (EAPC).
Just ordered The Great Nerve by Dr. Kevin Tracey. His work laid the foundation for my PhD on vagus nerve, inflammation, and exercise HR recovery. Can’t wait. #vagusnerve#neuroimmunology#exercisephysiology
Presented at #ASCO25:
A 3-year structured exercise program after adjuvant chemotherapy for colon cancer improved disease-free and overall survival, physical functioning, and fitness, as compared with health education alone. Full CHALLENGE phase 3 trial results: https://t.co/j3kWJDjuVz
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