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303 related items for PubMed ID: 25667157

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    Cuddy JS, Slivka DR, Tucker TJ, Hailes WS, Ruby BC.
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  • 22. Seasonal heat acclimatization in wildland firefighters.
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  • 31. Ad-libitum drinking and performance during a 40-km cycling time trial in the heat.
    Berkulo MA, Bol S, Levels K, Lamberts RP, Daanen HA, Noakes TD.
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  • 33. Fluid replacement preferences in heat-exposed workers.
    Clapp AJ, Bishop PA, Walker JL.
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  • 37. Physiological work demands of Spanish wildland firefighters during wildfire suppression.
    Rodríguez-Marroyo JA, López-Satue J, Pernía R, Carballo B, García-López J, Foster C, Villa JG.
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  • 39. High work output combined with high ambient temperatures caused heat exhaustion in a wildland firefighter despite high fluid intake.
    Cuddy JS, Ruby BC.
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