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Exertional heat illness in the military: a voice from the past with lessons for the present/ Natalie Taylor et.al

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In: BMJ Military Health Vol.166, Iss.5, October 2020, pp.285-286 (37)Summary: This paper discusses the challenge faced by military organisations with regards to heat stress arising from physical exertion, environmental conditions and other factors in order to maintain physical fitness amongst the military.

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This paper discusses the challenge faced by military organisations with regards to heat stress arising from physical exertion, environmental conditions and other factors in order to maintain physical fitness amongst the military.

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