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Vivodtzev I et al. – Arterial stiffness appears to improve after exercise training in patients with COPD proportionally to changes in exercise capacity. Suggested mechanisms for arterial stiffness improvement are training–induced reductions in systolic blood pressure and fasting glucose.

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