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Rationale and design of the Henry Ford Exercise Testing Project (the FIT project)Al‐Mallah et al., 2014
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- Al‐Mallah M
- Keteyian S
- Brawner C
- Whelton S
- Blaha M
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- Clinical cardiology
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Although physical fitness is a powerful prognostic marker in clinical medicine, most cardiovascular population‐based studies do not have a direct measurement of cardiorespiratory fitness. In line with the call from the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute …
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