Ulrik Wisløff

TL;DR: Examining muscle injury caused by eccentric exercise in rats prior to simulated diving and the resulting bubble formation found no differences in bubble amounts or survival rates were observed in the exercised animals as compared to non-exercised animals after diving, a novel finding that may be applicable to humans.

TL;DR: Adhering to a high PAI over time may be a useful tool to attenuate excessive body weight gain in a population free from cardiovascular disease.

TL;DR: Great efforts are needed throughout the health care system and at the government level to promote PA that improves cardiorespiratory fitness and contributes to reduced cardiovascular disease (CVD) and total mortality worldwide.

TL;DR: Differences in inborn aerobic capacity gave the most marked contrasts in metabolic profile, there were also some changes with ageing and low volume high intensity interval training twice a week had no detectable effect on metabolic profile.

TL;DR: It is hypothesized that an increased proinflammatory load renders patients with NSTE-ACS more resistant to exercise-induced plaque stabilization than patients with SCAD, and aerobic exercise may have a particular potential for inducing beneficial effects on coronary atherosclerosis in patients withSCAD compared with patients in the early phase after an acute coronary syndrome.