New research co-authored by GCDTR members analyzes 30,475 six-minute walk tests via the My Heart Counts app—the largest dataset of its kind! Findings validate key health associations & show app use improves functional capacity. lnkd.in/eShiCUWE
GCDTR study shows My Heart Counts app improves functional capacity
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