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Dose response of running on blood biomarkers of wellness in the generally healthy

2023-06-04

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Exercise is effective toward delaying or preventing chronic disease, with a large body of evidence supporting its effectiveness. However, less is known about the specific healthspan-promoting effects of exercise on blood biomarkers in the disease-free population. In this work, we examine 23,237 generally healthy individuals who self-report varying weekly running volumes and compare them to 4,428 generally healthy...

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a85f93d1-ced4-51ce-ac06-d950fdd1bd64
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10.1101/2023.05.25.23290538
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