Fitness program cut transplant waitlist death risk by half, study finds
Summary
A study found that patients who improved their fitness while waiting for an organ transplant were about 50% less likely to die before receiving one. The article does not provide details about the study or the fitness program.Key Facts
- Researchers reported findings from a study.
- The study involved patients waiting for organ transplants.
- Some patients improved their fitness while waiting.
- Patients who improved their fitness were about 50% less likely to die before receiving an organ.
- The measured risk was death before receiving a transplant.
- The article does not identify the transplant types or the fitness program.
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