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Is it in the genes? Genetic determination of exercise effects.

19 April 2018 (11:22 - 11:45)
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Congress Presentation Part of: It doesn't always work. Responders and non-responders in lifestyle interventions. Epidemiology EAPC Premium Access EuroPrevent 2018

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Professor Emeline Van Craenenbroeck

University Hospital Antwerp, Edegem (Belgium)

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What can we learn from failed lifestyle interventions?
Associate Professor M. Wilhelm (Bern, CH)
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Why some people benefit more than others. What differentiates responders from non-responders in lifestyle intervention trials?
Professor T. Karlsen (Bodo, NO)
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It works only if you do it! How to improve adherence in life style-based intervention programmes.
Ms J. Keenan (Oxford, GB)
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It doesn't always work. Responders and non-responders in lifestyle interventions.

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19 April 2018 11:22 CET
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