Clinical consequences of heart failure are fatigue, dyspnea, and progressive impairment of exercise tolerance. Regular exercise training is associated with health-improving effects. In patients ...

We know that exercise is good for our hearts and overall health. But is that true for people living with heart failure? And if it is, how should they start exercising? The good news is that ...

Tom Nolan reviews this week’s research Exercise for 30 minutes three times a week on an exercise bike for a month; then make the sessions an hour long and add resistance training with two sets of ...

The first step in the HEART approach focuses on Helping patients with CHF understand the benefits of exercise. This should involve an educational interaction for both patients and their direct ...

not as a barrier to exercise. Patients with CHF who have known cardiac disease are at the greatest risk of exercise-related coronary events, and the process of screening of these individuals is ...