Scientists probe why women and men react differently to extreme heat
NCT ID NCT05678738
Summary
This study aimed to understand the physical and mental differences between men and women when exercising in extreme heat. Researchers tested 108 fit adults to see how their bodies and minds responded to heat stress over several days. They also explored whether drinking an antioxidant berry juice could help improve performance and recovery.
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Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Connecticut
Storrs, Connecticut, 06269, United States
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