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Exercise in Chronic Disease: Physiological Research Needed
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Title Exercise in Chronic Disease: Physiological Research Needed
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/573116?src=rss
Description Regular exercise is promoted to prevent disease, but can it benefit people with chronic disease? How can new research help justify physical activity counseling as a routine part of clinical practice?
Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews
Category Articles > Orthopedics
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Date May 15, 2008
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