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Cardiac rehabilitation studies lacking a true control group require cautious interpretation.
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Urges caution applying cardiac rehabilitation data from studies without controls; challenges conclusions from prior uncontrolled trials.
Barry A. Franklin (2023) conducted an editorial in Cardiac Rehabilitation. Cardiac Rehabilitation vs. True Control Group was evaluated. Interpreting the impact of cardiac rehabilitation without a true control group requires caution.
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