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Fitness and abdominal obesity are independently associated with cardiovascular risk
Journal of Internal Medicine, 07/02/09
Ekblom-Bak E et al. - Higher fitness and lower waist circumference are each independently associated to a similar extent with a lower CVD risk. Simultaneous evaluation of both fitness and abdominal obesity status in clinical practice is important.
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