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See Latest ArticlesArterial Stiffness and Baroreflex Sensitivity Following Bouts of Aerobic and Resistance Exercise
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K. S. Heffernan, et al. - Conclusion: Aerobic exercise decreased both central and peripheral arterial stiffness, while resistance exercise significantly increased central arterial stiffness only. BRS was reduced after both bouts of exercise, but significantly greater reductions were seen following resistance exercise
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