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Pushup capacity may be inexpensive way to assess cardiovascular disease risk — Harvard Gazette

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Harvard researchers have found that the number of pushups middle-aged men can do may be a useful, no-cost tool to help clinicians assess cardiovascular disease risk during routine examinations.

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