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After a heart attack, it is necessary to resume doing sport or to start doing it

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After a heart attack, it is necessary to resume doing sport or to start doing it

Paris, 19 April 2018 (AFP) – According to a new study presented before the European Cardiology Society, a person who survived a heart attack should get back to doing sport or take up a physical...

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