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Journal Article
In the Limelight: September 2019
2019
Overview
[...]it uncovers several factors that may drive the persistence of pain. [...]these findings suggest that strategies designed to promote functionality and activity and/or to ameliorate chronic conditions associated with pain may significantly decrease this increased risk of pain. The importance of sex differences in medicine is clearly recognized beyond pain perception to diverse fields including, for example, the fact that female as compared with male subjects have an increased risk for autoimmune diseases including systemic lupus erythematosus, but generally exhibit a reduced sensitivity to acute kidney injury and a slower rate of progression of chronic kidney disease. The occurrence of such vasculopathic processes in the coronary circulation may be especially damaging in patients who previously experienced myocardial infarction. [...]the finding by Dun et al that incorporation of HIIT rather than MICP into cardiac rehabilitation programs was attended by greater reduction in abdominal fat invites the speculation that the risk for future cardiovascular disease, including acute coronary events, may be less with such programs.
