We measured physical fitness, assessed by maximal treadmill testing in 4,820 men and
1,219 women aged 20 to 65 years. Participants had no history of cardiovascular disease and …

Studies on physical activity, physical fitness, and health have been hampered because of
invalid, unreliable, or impractical measures of physical activity. This report examines the …

We report on three epidemiologic studies of orthopedic injuries in exercisers. One group of
438 men and women ran approximately 25 mi per week; 24% reported an injury during the …

… GETTMAN,1 SUZAN LEWIS1 AND NANCY GOODYEAR13 … Goodyear. Changes in
coronary heart disease risk factors associated with increased treadmill time in 753 men. …

This study reports an aqueous-based continuous finishing strategy to introduce durable and
rechargeable antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral functions onto polyester fabrics. A series …

Abstract Changes in dietary, smoking, and alcohol intake habits of men who voluntarily
increased their physical fitness level (n = 532) were compared with men who did not increase …

A longitudinal study was performed to determine differences in physiologic variables, health
behaviors, risk factors, or clinical status between former athletes (FA) (N = 345) and …

This paper raises questions about the interrelationship among various aspects of health
habits and health behaviors. Health habits, some of which relate to major risk factors for …

We examined the association between subcutaneous fat distribution and coronary heart
disease (CHD) risk factors in 3,443 men and women aged 18-65 years. Participants were …

OBJECTIVE: The usefulness of standardized test scores as an admission requirement for
the University of Washington Medical Technology Program (UWMTP) was evaluated. Scores …