Publication: Precision physical activity and exercise prescriptions for disease prevention: the effect of interindividual variability under different training approaches
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Papers in this research topic highlight the notion that personalized exercise is a feasible and effective lifestyle modification strategy, for all individuals with, or at risk of, non-communicable chronic diseases. Accordingly, more research is needed to compare the training paradigms in defined subgroups, for instance, at-risk subjects, and at different stages of disease join to the point. With many issues unresolved, further research is warranted before exercise can conscientiously be prescribed as “precision medicine” to address cardiometabolic risk factors and their progression to many non-communicable diseases.
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