Cardiac health and fitness of Colorado male/female firefighters

About one in About one in 10 of these Colorado firefighters had MetS and nearly half had insufficient cardiorespiratory fitness. Comprehensive CVD risk management and cardiorespiratory fitness improvement are essential for firefighter health and safety.

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Cardiac health and fitness of Colorado male/female firefighters

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