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RESTORE II RCT demonstrates that a 12-week multidisciplinary rehabilitation program significantly improves cardiorespiratory fitness in survivors of upper gastrointestinal cancer surgery, supporting its integration in post-oncologic care.
This review synthesizes evidence that high adolescent cardiorespiratory fitness slightly elevates early adult atrial fibrillation risk but substantially reduces cardiovascular disease incidence later in life, with familial confounders accou
Higher midlife cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with longer healthspan, fewer chronic diseases, and extended lifespan in men and women, based on a large observational cohort study linking clinical data to Medicare claims.
A groundbreaking study identifies N-palmitoyl glutamine (NPG) as a key molecular transducer of cardiorespiratory fitness. NPG correlates with VO2max, increases with exercise training, predicts lower mortality, and directly enhances mitochon
Evidence suggests combined aerobic and strength training post-stroke yields modest improvements in fitness and function but uncertain long-term benefits.
A randomized trial demonstrates that non-invasive transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation improves peak oxygen uptake and exercise performance in healthy volunteers, highlighting its potential as a safe and scalable method to boost cardiores
