Markers of systemic inflammation
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Exercise is associated with markers of systemic inflammation in humans.
“Large population-based cohort studies consistently show an inverse association between markers of systemic inflammation and physical activity or fitness status”
Review
Effect of exercise training on chronic inflammation
Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry25 Feb 2010
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