Sex Differences in Cardiovascular Adaptations Following Aerobic Exercise Training Programs: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
Lisa M. Cotie(University of Ottawa), Laura Banks(University Health Network), Megan Patterson(Queen's University), Isabela Roque Marçal(University of Ottawa), Leanna Lee(University of Alberta), Kimberley L. Way(Deakin University), Jane S Thornton(Western University), Emilia Main(University Health Network), Jennifer L. Reed(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)
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