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The Hospital As Health Club; Medical centers offer supervised workouts for recovering patients and others concerned about exercise risks.

They grunt, sweat and pump iron with a fervor. But these are not Spandex-clad twenty-somethings working out at a trendy health club. This is a diverse group of exercisers in a novel environment -- a hospital-based fitness center.

They are survivors -- people who have come through heart attacks, multiple bypasses, strokes or other life-threatening conditions. Determined to get healthy, they have become converts to a fitness routine. Sometimes they are joined by "deconditioned" baby boomers who have chosen to exercise before any crisis occurs. Even active seniors have opted to exercise in this relatively new venue to combat the daily ravages of age, such as hypertension, diabetes, obesity, ...

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