VO2 Max: The Fitness Number That Predicts Longevity
In a meta-analysis covering 2.2 million participants, the least fit group carried a hazard ratio of 4.09 for all-cause mortality.
In a meta-analysis covering 2.2 million participants, the least fit group carried a hazard ratio of 4.09 for all-cause mortality.
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