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High-Volume Exercise Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk in Men, Not Women: Study

A study published in the journal Clinical Cardiology has found that men who engage in high volumes of exercise may have an increased risk of developing heart disease, while this association was not observed in women. The research, which analyzed data from over 10,000 participants, suggests that men who exercise at high volumes, defined as more than five hours per week of vigorous activity, showed a higher incidence of coronary artery calcium, a marker of heart disease. In contrast, women did not show a similar increase in risk with high-volume exercise. The study highlights the need for further research to understand the sex-specific effects of exercise on cardiovascular health and suggests that men might need to balance their exercise routines to mitigate potential risks.

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