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In conversation with…Jim Sibree Milledge
Whilst attending a conference last year, I was fortunate enough to be seated at lunch next to a very eminent octogenarian academic. Conversation ensued, and I was instantly captivated by ...
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Reliability of a new test battery for fitness assessment of the European Astronaut corps
To optimise health for space missions, European astronauts follow specific conditioning programs before, during and after their flights. To evaluate the effectiveness of these programs, the European Space Agen...
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Getting the most from venous occlusion plethysmography: proposed methods for the analysis of data with a rest/exercise protocol
Venous occlusion plethysmography is a simple yet powerful technique for the non-invasive measurement of blood flow. It has been used extensively in both the experimental and clinical settings. The underlying r...
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Mitochondrial responses to extreme environments: insights from metabolomics
Humans are capable of survival in a remarkable range of environments, including the extremes of temperature and altitude as well as zero gravity. Investigation into physiological function in response to such e...
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Career perspective: Charles M Tipton
This invited autobiographical article pertains to 52 years as an exercise physiologist of which 16 years were devoted to being an active emeriti. Although the career pathway was circuitous in nature, once reso...
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Operational evaluation of the earlobe arterialized blood collector in critically ill patients
The new Earlobe Arterialized Blood Collector (EABC®) is a minimally invasive prototype system able to perform capillary blood collection from the earlobe (EL) with minimal training and risk. This system could ...
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Career perspective: Alf O. Brubakk—looking back to see ahead
The following describes my professional life up till today, but it also describes what I think lies ahead. I have led an interesting professional life and been lucky enough to be at the centre of some of the i...
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A case study evaluation of competitors undertaking an antarctic ultra-endurance event: nutrition, hydration and body composition variables
The nutritional demands of ultra-endurance racing are well documented. However, the relationship between nutritional consumption and performance measures are less obvious for athletes competing in Polar condit...
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The physiological effects of hypobaric hypoxia versus normobaric hypoxia: a systematic review of crossover trials
Much hypoxia research has been carried out at high altitude in a hypobaric hypoxia (HH) environment. Many research teams seek to replicate high-altitude conditions at lower altitudes in either hypobaric hypoxi...
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Moving in extreme environments: inert gas narcosis and underwater activities
Exposure to the underwater environment for pleasure or work poses many challenges on the human body including thermal stress, barotraumas, decompression sickness as well as the acute effects of breathing gases...
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