Energy expenditure of post-myocardial infarction males during the modified Bruce treadmill test

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Woolf-May, K., Meadows, S., Ferrett, D., Kearney, E., Canterbury Christ Church University, University of Kent and National Health Service 2016. Energy expenditure of post-myocardial infarction males during the modified Bruce treadmill test.
AuthorsWoolf-May, K., Meadows, S., Ferrett, D., Kearney, E., Canterbury Christ Church University, University of Kent and National Health Service
TypeResearch report
ContributorsUpton, A.
Year2016
Output statusUnpublished
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Deposited09 Oct 2015
Completed2016
FunderCardiovascular Disease Research Grant Award
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