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Improved reclassification of mortality risk by assessment of physical activity in patients referred for exercise testing

Myers et al., 2015

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4562335434107976414
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Myers J
Nead K
Chang P
Abella J
Kokkinos P
Leeper N
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The American Journal of Medicine

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Background Inability to meet minimal guidelines on physical activity is associated with poor health outcomes, but quantifying activity can be complex. We studied whether a simple question regarding participation in regular activity improves risk classification for all-cause …
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