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2022년 5월 24일부터
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Could cardiac rehabilitation play a larger role in breast cancer survivorship? Clinical exercise physiologist and cancer exercise specialist Sadie Engleken, ACSM-CEP, CCES, makes the case for combining cancer and cardiac rehab to improve outcomes and long-term heart health. 

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Kevin G. Tayon, MD, and Bryan J. Taylor, PhD, FAACVPR trace the origins of Takotsubo syndrome—from its first puzzling presentation in 1983 Hiroshima to its recognition as “broken-heart syndrome” after a surge of cases following the 2004 Chūetsu earthquake. Explore how intense emotional or physical …
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