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Exercise lowers sudden death risk from exertion says study
A 12 year study of thousands of male physicians shows men who exercise at least five times weekly have markedly reduced risk of sudden death during exertion. The research from Brigham and Women’s Hospital and other Boston institutions notes overall death risk not reduced, but exertion related deaths drop with regular vigorous activity.
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Brigham and Women's Hospital
Daniel Shiuadled
Ghlattes
Boston
Harvard
University of Miami
Shindler
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
New Brunswick
Albert
Liex Bt
Mayo Medical School
Jacksonville
Fla
Fletcher
American Heart Association
Dr. Fletcher
Wieider