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Category: Exercise Physiology A primer on heat-related illness as Ottawa experiences its first heat wave of the season Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadOriginal broadcast date: January 6, 2008 How do our muscles respond to exercise? What factors contribute to better endurance and exercise capacity? How does this help understand the pathophysiology of diabetes? A discovery reported in the September 19, 2007 issue of the journal PLoS ONE identified a mutation in a gene that is widely considered [...]
Exercise is recommended as part of a broad-based treatment program for people with diabetes. At issue is what type of exercise produces the greatest results, how many times per week the person should engage in this activity and for what length of time? A new study from the University of Calgary published in the September [...]
