American Journal of Physiology Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology
Fitness linked to less artery-wall stiffness in older adults
Higher fitness was linked to 0.26 meters per second lower artery-wall stiffness per minute on the study’s fitness measure, among 799 older adults.Higher fitness was linked to 0.26 meters per second lower artery-wall stiffness per minute on the study’s fitness measure, among 799 older adults.
Cross-sectional · 799 peoplePopulations
Who was studied799 older adults
What changedHigher estimated fitness was linked to lower artery-wall stiffness in older adults
The catchFitness was estimated from walking performance rather than measured directly