March 22nd, 2011
Good News And Bad News About Physical And Sexual Activity and Cardiac Events
Larry Husten, PHD
The bad news is that physical and sexual activity can trigger acute cardiac events. The good news is that the immediate increase in risk becomes much smaller with more frequent activity, and the long-term overall benefits of activity remain unchallenged. These are the key findings of a meta-analysis by Issa Dahabreh and Jessica Paulus published […]
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