Movement is medicine: From prevention to management in health and disease, physical activity plays a significant role. Tune in for engaging stories on physical activity and exercise, including interviews with experts and perspectives from the public.
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Movement is medicine: From prevention to management in health and disease, physical activity plays a significant role. Tune in for engaging stories on physical activity and exercise, including interviews with experts and perspectives from the public.
COVID-19 Series: Why should physical activity be a priority during the pandemic?
Medicine in Motion
59 minutes 58 seconds
4 years ago
COVID-19 Series: Why should physical activity be a priority during the pandemic?
Medicine in Motion is back for a revamped season 2 focussing on the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, we talked with esteemed sports cardiologists, Drs. Tamanna Sing and Michael Emery, who are co-directors of the industry-leading Sports Cardiology Center from the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic in the United States. We chatted about the beneficial effects of exercise before, during, and after an infection, with reference to the current SARS-COV-2 virus, which is responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic. We dive into the physiological effects of exercise during these stages of infection and explore the associated ameliorative and restorative mechanisms, while also highlighting some consequences exercise might pose. If you have any questions or comments on the episode, please post them in our forum! https://www.medicineinmotionpodcast.com/liveEpisode Hosts: Mackenzie McLaughlin & Swapna Mylabathula
Medicine in Motion
Movement is medicine: From prevention to management in health and disease, physical activity plays a significant role. Tune in for engaging stories on physical activity and exercise, including interviews with experts and perspectives from the public.
