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Previous studies have found that trained athletes had lower changes in circulating levels of inflammatory biomarkers and cardiovascular stress than untrained athletes, upon prolonged or exhausting exercise. Particularly, recreational runners with less training showed higher risk of cardiac injury and dysfunction after a marathon. Presently, we are observing a steadily growing number of young and older adults engaging in running events without having a professional orientation or training, emphasizing the need to assess biochemical markers that allow the evaluation of the acute changes imposed in these recreational athletes. To compare the immediate and 24-hour effects of a 10-km run on inflammatory and cardiovascular biomarkers between recreational athletes, with and without specific running training.
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Biomarkers Cardiovascular system Exercise Inflammation Running
Citation
Margarida Carvalho, Andreia Noites, Daniel Moreira-Gonçalves, Rita Ferreira, & Fernando Ribeiro. (2018). Impact of a 10 km race on inflammatory and cardiovascular markers: Comparison between trained and untrained recreational adults. Proceedings of the 4th IPLeiria’s International Health Congress, 84. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-018-3444-8
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Springer