1972
DOI: 10.1152/jappl.1972.33.5.616
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Heat tolerance and acclimatization to work in the heat in relation to age.

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“…A-shown in Figure 2, Wagner et al (1972) reported the . physiological responses of ten younger (20-29 yr) and seven older (46-67 yr) men to dry heat (49 0 C) before and after exercise-heat acclimation.…”
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“…A-shown in Figure 2, Wagner et al (1972) reported the . physiological responses of ten younger (20-29 yr) and seven older (46-67 yr) men to dry heat (49 0 C) before and after exercise-heat acclimation.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…Evidence from this study indicated little impairment of the thermoregulatory system during exercise-heat stress at least through the fifth decade of life for these aerobically trained older men. These (Drinkwater and Horvath, 1979;Wagner et al, 1972).…”
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“…For example, older subjects were reported to be less heat tolerant due to a sluggish sweating response associated with reduced sweat gland capacity (Hellon 8c Lind, 1956;Wagner et at., 1972;Collins et al,, 1978;and Shoenfeld et al,, 1978 (Dill & Consolazio, 1962: Robinson et al,, 1966; Drinkwater &Horvath, 1979 andDrinkwater et aL, 1982 (Robinson & Robinson, 1954 (Youseg 1980;Yousef & Davis, 1985;Davis & Youseg 1985). (Robinson, l938;Astrand, 1967;Dill et at,, l983 (Table 4).…”
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