Aerobic exercise: Can you answer the questions your patients ask?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 73, No 6

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The fitness craze, it seems, is here to stay, and most organized exercise programs urge potential participants to “check with your doctor” before beginning. Do physicians have an adequate background in the field of exercise? Dr Sherin in this article gives a general outline of the benefits that might be expected from improved fitness and of several important factors in exercise prescription.

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