LACTATE

This study aimed to see if a simple bedside check of blood flow in the skin (like pressing a fingernail and timing how fast color returns) is as good as or better than a standard blood test (lactate level) at predicting how patients with septic shock will fare. Researchers observ…

This study aimed to understand how the intensity of a workout changes chemicals in your blood linked to brain health, your speed on a thinking test, and how you feel. Researchers had 12 healthy young adults complete three different types of running sessions: short hard sprints, l…

This study aimed to understand how different types of exercise affect a brain chemical called BDNF and lactate levels in the blood. Twelve healthy young adults completed three different workouts: high-intensity sprints, moderate running, and low-intensity jogging. Researchers mea…

This study aimed to find out when a hormone called irisin peaks in the blood after different types of exercise. Twelve healthy young adults completed three different workout sessions (high-intensity intervals, moderate running, and low-intensity running) in a random order. Resear…

This study aimed to understand how a single session of different running intensities affects a blood marker linked to brain health (BDNF), lactate levels, and performance on a short attention task. Twelve healthy young men completed four separate sessions: low-intensity running, …