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Jensen, et al. (2013)
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2,798 men: resting heart rate stayed associated with mortality after adjusting for directly measured VO2max and leisure-time activity (16 % per 10 bpm); adding VO2max kept about 67 to 85 % of the log hazard ratio. Basis for weighting resting heart rate at 0.7 when a device-measured VO2max exists.
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