Exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation may protect people with coronary heart disease from future hospitalisation through several biological and behavioural pathways, according to a new individual participant data meta-analysis that attempts to explain not only whether rehabilitation works, but how it works. The CaReMATCH analysis brings together patient-level information from multiple clinical trials to examine the mechanisms […]
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