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Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output

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Published in:Physiological Reports
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Published: 2026
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spellingShingle Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
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title Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
title_auth Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
title_full Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
title_fullStr Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
title_full_unstemmed Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
title_short Sex differences in IL‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
title_sort sex differences in il‐6 responses to moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise are explained by cycling power output
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url https://physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.14814/phy2.70850?af=R