Suchergebnisse - "Dumke, Charles"

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Wilderness Medical Society Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Prevention and Treatment of Heat Illness : 2024 Update

enthalten in: Wilderness & environmental medicine | 2024

von Eifling, K. | Gaudio, F. | Dumke, C. | +4

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Twenty-Four Percent of Wildland Firefighters Reach Critical Levels of Serum Creatine Kinase During 80-Hour Critical Training

enthalten in: Wilderness & environmental medicine | 2023

von Christison, K. | Sol, J. | Gurney, S. | +1

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Wildland Firefighter Critical Training Elicits Positive Adaptations to Markers of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health

enthalten in: Wilderness & environmental medicine | 2023

von Christison, K. | Sol, J. | Gurney, S. | +1

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Cardiovascular and Blood Oxidative Stress Responses to Exercise and Acute Woodsmoke Exposure in Recreationally Active Individuals

enthalten in: Wilderness & environmental medicine | 2022

von Williamson-Reisdorph, C. | Tiemessen, K. | Christison, K. | +6

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Comment on Fan et al. Efficacy of Ingesting an Oral Rehydration Solution after Exercise on Fluid Balance and Endurance Performance. Nutrients 2020, 12, 3826

enthalten in: Nutrients | 2021

von Dumke, C.

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Impact of Hypoxic Exercise Recovery on Skeletal Muscle Glycogen and Gene Expression

enthalten in: High altitude medicine & biology | 2021

von Slivka, D. | Dumke, C. | Hailes, W. | +1

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Alterations in Metabolic and Cardiovascular Risk Factors During Critical Training in Wildland Firefighters

enthalten in: Journal of occupational and environmental medicine | 2021

von Gurney, S. | Christison, K. | Williamson-Reisdorph, C. | +4

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Muscle Damage and Overreaching During Wildland Firefighter Critical Training

enthalten in: Journal of occupational and environmental medicine | 2021

von Christison, K. | Gurney, S. | Sol, J. | +4

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In Reply to Drs McAnaney and Ganti

enthalten in: Wilderness & environmental medicine | 2019

von Sol, J. | Domitrovich, J. | Ruby, B. | +2

CommentOn: Wilderness Environ Med. 2018 Sep;29(3):304-314. - PMID 29887347

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Short term heat acclimation reduces heat stress, but is not augmented by dehydration

enthalten in: Journal of thermal biology | 2018

von Schleh, M. | Ruby, B. | Dumke, C.

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