Improvements In Liver Fat And Endothelial Function Following Supervised Exercise Training Are Not Sustained One-Year After The Cessation Of Supervision In Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Christopher B. Pugh(University of Liverpool), Daniel J. Cuthbertson(University of Liverpool), N. Timothy Cable(Manchester Metropolitan University), Helen Jones(Radboud University Nijmegen), Paul Richardson(University of Liverpool), Victoria S. Sprung(University of Liverpool), Graham J. Kemp(John Radcliffe Hospital), Fariba Shojaee‐Moradie(University of Surrey), A. Margot Umpleby(St Thomas' Hospital), Daniel J. Green(The University of Western Australia), Andrew J. Irwin(Mount Allison University)
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