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PubMed2002

['Survival of the fittest': effect of regular physical exercise on health and life expectancy].

According to the 'Australian burden of disease study', physical inactivity appears to be a leading risk factor in the population at large, accounting for no less than 6.7% of the total loss of disability-adjusted life years. In women it is even the most important risk factor. Regular physical mobility and exercise can reduce this negative influence. The effects are: improvement of cardiovascular fitness, prevention of coronary events, and the reduction of excess mortality. The mortality risk may be reduced by 47% by physical activity, depending on the energy expenditure. Especially the studies of the last two years have so convincingly proven a robust effect of daily physical exercise that on this point permissiveness is no longer acceptable in the advice to the population at large.

Cardiovascular Diseases↗
PubMed1979

Improved life expectancy for children with exstrophy of the bladder.

Life-table techniques demonstrate a 98% ten-year survival, a 96% 20-year survival, and 91% 35-year survival of children with exstrophy of the bladder. These figures represent a vast improvement over the earlier figures, due in large part to technical advances that have been made in areas of surgery, anesthesia, and antibacterial and metabolic therapy.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1994

[Life expectancy and disability in Parkinson disease].

Idiopathic Parkinson's disease is a chronic progressive neurodegenerative disease with no possibility of curative treatment up until now. The natural course leads to severe handicap or death within 10-15 years, but due to the development of dopaminergic drug therapy life expectancy of parkinsonian patients has normalized and productivity remains good for a longer period during the course of disease.

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