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Exercise Training in Women with Heart Disease: A RCT

The Exercise Physiology and Cardiovascular Health Lab at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute is currently recruiting women living with heart disease for a research study which seeks to compare two exercise training programs on fitness and mental health.
  • University of Ottawa Heart Institute
  • 613-696-7000 ext. 15944
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  • @epchl_uohi
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Exercise Training in Women with Heart Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial

We hope this study will provide valuable information on the role of physical activity in improving clinical, exercise and mental health outcomes in women with heart disease.
  • University of Ottawa Heart Institute
  • 613-696-7000 ext. 15944
  • [email protected]
  • @epchl_uohi
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RECARDIO study: Comparing the effects of cognitive training and physical exercise on cognition and cerebral autoregulation in men and women with heart failure

This randomized controlled trial will examine the effects of combined physical and cognitive training versus physical training alone and standard cardiac rehabilitation on cognition and cerebral autoregulation in men and women with HF.
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