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Cardiac Rehab and Cerebral Blood Flow Study
This study is being done to better understand the influence of cardiovascular disease on brain blood flow regulation and cognitive function, determine whether exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation can lead to better regulation of brain blood flow that may help to improve or maintain cognitive function, and determine whether exercise intensity influences changes in brain blood flow regulation and cognitive function.
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