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187 related items for PubMed ID: 10902931

  • 1. Effects of mountaineering training at high altitude (4,350 m) on physical work performance of women.
    Purkayastha SS, Bhaumik G, Sharma RP, Arora BS, Selvamurthy W.
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    Casas M, Casas H, Pagés T, Rama R, Ricart A, Ventura JL, Ibáñez J, Rodríguez FA, Viscor G.
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