… The presence of hypertension was also significantly associated with aortic size at both
locations, while other clinical markers of cardiovascular risk and prevalent disease were not. …

… benefit in a reduction in cardiovascular risk. This is also … reduction of SBP reduced the risk
of major cardiovascular events by … participants realize the same risk reduction benefit as those …

… an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2dm). Master athletes (MA) have
… with health benefits including decreased health risk of chronic diseases and a reduction in …

… In this study, cardiac baroreflex function and dCA were measured in Masters athletes and …
training in Masters athletes is associated with an improved cardiac baroreflex function but a …

… be lower in athletes than in the … athletes and in age-matched, untrained healthy men. In
addition, we inquired whether the cardiovascular risk factor profiles differed between athletes …

… Masters athletes, little is known about Masters Athletes … Masters athletes; and (2) gain some
insight into how these factors might be influenced by the age and sex of the Masters athletes. …

… and cardiovascular risk assessment have been proposed.When attempting to reduce the
risks associated with exercise for masters athletes, there are some unique considerations. …

… As expected, the athletes were at increased risk for shoulder … high risk for Achilles tendon
problems among master … elite athletes, 17 our master athletes were not at increased risk for …

… Accordingly, masters athletes with a moderate to high risk for coronary artery disease, who
… ing, racquet sports, heavy yard work, weight lifting), an individual cardiac risk assessment is …

… Cardiovascular athletes showed a lower disease risk and overall superior anthropometric
values … These include masters athletes with minimum ages ranging from 18 to 35 years, 22,23 …