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Thermal Physiology in Health and Disease: Mechanisms and Therapeutic Applications We’re delighted to be hosting this meeting in conjunction with The Physiological Society in June 2025. Full programme details and abstract submission information to follow soon! physoc.org/events/thermal…

Great blog by Asker Jeukendrup José L Areta Full paper "Does REDs exist? Link here link.springer.com/article/10.100… Sports Medicine

NEW blog: Can we measure low energy availability (LEA)? bit.ly/4hhEmCk In a series of blogs, we have discussed the REDs model. Considering LEA is central to REDs, in this blog, José L Areta asks the questions: can we measure LEA? And, if we can, how accurately?

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Can we measure low energy availability (LEA)? bit.ly/4hhEmCk In a series of blogs, we have discussed the REDs model. Considering LEA is central to REDs, in this blog, Jose Areta asks the questions: can we measure LEA? And, if we can, how accurately?

Can we measure low energy availability (LEA)? bit.ly/4hhEmCk In a series of blogs, we have discussed the REDs model. Considering LEA is central to REDs, in this blog, Jose Areta asks the questions: can we measure LEA? And, if we can, how accurately?

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Look forward to presenting on ‘low energy availability & immunity in athletes’ @ESNSOfficial Conference, Riccione. Our Sports Medicine paper ‘Does REDs exist?’ here link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A recent Sports Medicine article asked whether REDs (relative energy deficiency in sport, the successor to what was called the female athlete triad) actually exists. It's a provocative question, and I dug into the debate for my Sweat Science column: outsideonline.com/health/trainin…

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Are you interested in the REDs debate? Our 'Does REDs exist?' viewpoint has been criticised link.springer.com/article/10.100… To which we have replied link.springer.com/article/10.100… Please read both critically and draw your own conclusions Neil Peter Walsh Asker Jeukendrup Craig Sale Carl Langan-Evans

A superb overview (led by Asker Jeukendrup et al) of how multiple symptoms can result from diverse, multiple & interacting "causes". This paper specifically relates to RED-S but the underlying premise is equally as applicable to the pain field. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Post-exercise hot bath improves exercise performance in hypoxia. NEW study physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/EP… Experimental Physiology

Looking forward to this meeting!

It’s Day 1 of our #ThermalPhysiology meeting Brunel University of London. Today, we’ll be exploring the body’s responses to thermal stress, beginning with the circulatory & respiratory systems with talks presented by Professor José Gonzalez-Alonso and Dr Pascale Kippelen.

After many years of hard work, I am pleased to see this paper published in British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM). A collaborative study between Heat and Health Research Incubator and UCRISE. Open access paper availabe here: bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…