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Effects of aerobic exercise on the circadian rhythm of heart rate and blood pressure

Shiotani et al., 2009

Document ID
4777669281622449485
Author
Shiotani H
Umegaki Y
Tanaka M
Kimura M
Ando H
Publication year
Publication venue
Chronobiology International

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Although the effects of aerobic exercise on resting heart rate, heart rate variability, and blood pressure have been investigated, there are scant data on the effects of aerobic exercise on the circadian rhythm of such cardiovascular parameters. In this study, we investigated the …
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