Study shows rehab dose links to survival after heart events
A Duke led study of over 30 000 Medicare patients shows those who complete all 36 cardiac rehab sessions after a heart attack or bypass have markedly better survival over 3 to 4 years than those with fewer sessions. Benefits rise with more sessions, though only 18 percent finished all 36.
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