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Blood pressure following resistance exercise in individuals in the chronic phase of stroke recovery
Current evidence supports resistance training for stroke recovery but autonomic dysregulation following stroke can lead to exaggerated fluctuations in blood pressure (BP) in response to exercise, thus challenging perceptions about safety and feasibility of resistance exercise. This study compared th
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