Yoga-based cardiac rehab improved quality of life in people living with heart failure
A yoga-based cardiac rehabilitation program improved the quality of life for people with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, compared with patients who received enhanced standard care. The yoga-based cardiac rehab program did not, however, significantly reduce the combined rate of death, hospitalization or stroke. All this is according to late-breaking science presented Saturday at the…
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