Despite improvement in pain and function in both groups, adding moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity to resistance exercise did not lead to superior outcomes. Future work could consider higher intensity interval training before concluding no symptomatic benefit of adding aerobic exercise or physical activity to resistance exercise.
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