Association Between Physical Activity and Mortality Among Community-Dwelling Stroke Survivors

Raed A. Joundi; Scott Burton Patten; Aysha Lukmanji; Jeanne V.A. Williams; Eric E. Smith

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000012535

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This study provides Class III evidence that in community-dwelling survivors of stroke, adhering to physical activity guidelines was associated with lower hazard of death.

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