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COMPARATIVE EFFECT OF SIX MINUTES WALK TEST ON OXIDATIVE STRESS MARKER AND OXYGEN SATURATION IN MALE AND FEMALE YOUNG ADULTS
The six minute walk test is a submaximal cardiopulmonary functional exercise which can be used to establish the level of functional impairment of an individual. This study was aimed at determining the effect of six minute walk test on oxidative stress marker (catalase) and oxygen saturation in males
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