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Does a one-year physical rehabilitation program improve clinical outcomes and physical performance in working-age men who underwent acute myocardial infarction, and how does smoking status affect these outcomes?
Does a one-year physical rehabilitation program improve clinical outcomes and physical performance in working-age men who underwent acute myocardial infarction, and how does smoking status affect these outcomes?
A one-year physical rehabilitation program significantly improves physical performance and reduces cardiovascular complications in post-AMI patients, though smoking attenuates some of the rehabilitation benefits.
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Smoking status may modify post-AMI rehab response; leaves open need for tailored protocols in larger trials.
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