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aerobic capacity and aging  

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  • The aging of the population makes the preservation of functional ability and cognitive function and the prevention of premature cardiovascular (CV) mortality even more pertinent. A growing body of literature suggests that regular aerobic exercise among older individuals of all ages, frail or not, may attenuate the consequences of age-related changes to the CV and cerebrovascular system. [Source: Encyclopedia of Lifestyle Medicine & Health; Aerobic Capacity and Aging]

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