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  • 21. Age-related differences in heat loss capacity occur under both dry and humid heat stress conditions.
    Larose J, Boulay P, Wright-Beatty HE, Sigal RJ, Hardcastle S, Kenny GP.
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  • 37. Increasing humidity affects thermoregulation during low-intensity exercise in women.
    Moyen NE, Mündel T, Du Bois AM, Ciccone AB, Morton RH, Judelson DA.
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