Hand grip strength is associated with cardiopulmonary function in Chinese adults: Results from a cross-sectional study - Concepedia

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Hand grip strength is associated with cardiopulmonary function in Chinese adults: Results from a cross-sectional study

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Rong Zhu, Wei Li, Lili Xia, Xinghua Yang, Biao Zhang, Feng Liu, Jingang Ma, Zhiping Hu, Yajun Li, Dongxue Li,

Journal of Exercise Science & Fitness

Abstract

These results suggested that greater HGS was associated with favorable cardiopulmonary function in Chinese adults, thus HGS might be an indicator of cardiopulmonary function.

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