Podcast Episode 46: The importance of exercise

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Podcast Episode 46: The importance of exercise

A warm welcome to our new speaker, Professor Sergio Gianesini who is a clinical lecturer at the University of Ferrara in Italy and Vice President of the Union of Phlebology. Professor Gianesini is also the President of the vWIN Foundation. On this Podcast Professor Gianesini discusses the importance of exercise in venous and lymphatic disease and the benefits of hydrotherapy.

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