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Could “cellular exercise” be the missing ingredient in a healthy life? Diets, caloric restriction, and exercise-induced hormesis by Pinches, IV John L., Pinches, Yiuing L., Johnson, John O., Haddad, Natasha C., Boueri, Myriam G., Oke, Luc M., Haddad, Georges E.

“…•Poor dietary choices and physical inactivity are the leading causes of death from stroke, heart disease, and cancer worldwide.•Chronic overnutrition triggers…”
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Epigenetic Mechanisms: New Targets for Heart Failure Pharmacopuncture by Volkova, Yulia A, Opoku-Asare, Isaac, Oke, Luc M, Pemminati, Sudhakar, Millis, Richard M

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Epigenetic Mechanisms: New Targets for Heart Failure Pharmacopuncture by Volkova, Yulia A, Opoku-Asare, Isaac, Oke, Luc M, Pemminati, Sudhakar, Millis, Richard M

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PO-06-020 TRANSVENOUS LEAD EXTRACTION AMONG PATIENTS WITH CANCER AND INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS by Nepaul, Daniel O., Brgdar, Ahmed, Oke, Luc M.

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Attenuation of exaggerated exercise blood pressure response in African-American women by regular aerobic physical activity by Bond, Vernon, Millis, Richard M, Adams, R George, Oke, Luc M, Enweze, Larry, Blakely, Raymond, Banks, Marshall, Thompson, Terry, Obisesan, Thomas, Sween, Jennifer C

“…A hyperreactive blood pressure response to exercise is a predictor of developing hypertension. The present study determined the influence of physical activity…”
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Acute Exercise and Postexercise Blood Pressure in African American Women by Enweze, Lawrence, Oke, Luc M., Thompson, Terry, Obisesan, Thomas O., Blakely, Raymond, Adams, R. George, Millis, Richard M., Khan, Madiha, Banks, Marshall, Bond, Vernon

“…Limited data suggest that physical activity increases postexercise blood pressure in African-American women. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the…”
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Normal exercise blood pressure response in African-American women with parental history of hypertension by Bond, Vernon, Millis, Richard M, Adams, R G, Williams, Deborah, Obisesan, Thomas O, Oke, Luc M, Blakely, Raymond, Vaccaro, Paul, Franks, B Don, Neita, Marguerite, Davis, Gwendolyn C, Lewis-Jack, Ometha, Dotson, Charles O

“…Genetic and environmental hypotheses may explain why normotensive persons at high risk of developing hypertension often exhibit greater cardiovascular…”
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Original Reports: Biomedical Research from RCMI--Attenuation of Exaggerated Exercise Blood Pressure Response in African-American Women by Regular Aerobic Physical Activity by Bond, Vernon, Millis, Richard M, Adams, George, Oke, Luc M, Enweze, Larry, Blakely, Raymond, Banks, Marshall, Thompson, Terry, Obisesan, Thomas, Sween, Jennifer C

“…This study determined the influence of physical activity on an exaggerated exercise blood pressure response in normotensive African-American women. Results are…”
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Attenuation of Exaggerated Exercise Blood Pressure Response in African-American Women by Regular Aerobic Physical Activity by Bond, Vernon, Millis, Richard M., Adams, R. George, Oke, Luc M., Enweze, Larry, Blakely, Raymond, Banks, Marshall, Thompson, Terry, Obisesan, Thomas, Sween, Jennifer C.

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