Why the study?
Heart rate variability is a feasible predictor of cardiovascular outcomes reduced in people living with HIV, motivating evaluation of short-term aerobic training on resting HRV and endothelial function.
Does short-term aerobic training improve resting heart rate variability and endothelial function in men living with HIV?
Does short-term aerobic training improve resting heart rate variability and endothelial function in men living with HIV?
Short-term aerobic training may improve autonomic function as measured by heart rate variability in men living with HIV.
May support short-term aerobic training to improve HRV in PLWH; leaves open effects on endothelial function and outcomes.
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