Why the study?
Does regular cycling reduce the pathological evidence of coronary heart disease compared to the general public?
Does regular cycling reduce the pathological evidence of coronary heart disease compared to the general public?
Postmortem findings suggest that regular cycling is associated with less coronary artery disease compared to the general public, supporting the protective role of exercise.
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Cycling was associated with fewer severe stenoses; hypothesis-generating for exercise protection and should not yet change practice.
Amanda G. Kennedy (1997) studied this question.
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