What is best for women? The effects of aerobic interval training and moderate-intensity continuous exercise on physical and mental health in women with heart disease

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What is best for women? The effects of aerobic interval training and moderate-intensity continuous exercise on physical and mental health in women with heart disease

Session: Young investigator award session III - Exercise Basic & Translational Research (EBTR)

Topic: Cardiovascular Disease in Special Populations, Other

Speaker: Professor J. Reed (Ottawa, CA)

Event: EuroPrevent 2018

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Professor Jennifer Lynn Reed

University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa (Canada)

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Young investigator award session III - Exercise Basic & Translational Research (EBTR)

Speakers: Professor J. Reed, Mr N. Cauwenberghs, Doctor C. Merlo, Doctor M. Bjorkavoll-Bergseth, Doctor I. Witvrouwen...

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EuroPrevent 2018

19 April - 21 April 2018

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What is best for women? The effects of aerobic interval training and moderate-intensity continuous exercise on physical and mental health in women with heart disease

About the speaker

Professor Jennifer Lynn Reed

5 more presentations in this session

The relation between insulin resistance on longitudinal changes in left ventricular structure and function in a general population.

Moderate walking speed predicts 3-years hospitalisation in hypertensive patients with cardiovascular disease

Increased heart rate does not explain the cardiac Troponin increase following strenous exercise - the NEEDED 2014 advanced heart rate monitor substudy

Predictors of response to exercise training in patients with coronary artery disease: a subanalysis of the SAINTEX-CAD study

Effects of cyborg-type robot suit HAL on cardiopulmonary burden during exercise in normal subjects

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Young investigator award session III - Exercise Basic & Translational Research (EBTR)

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EuroPrevent 2018

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