Restoring heat stress-associated reduction in middle cerebral artery velocity does not reduce fatigue in the heat von Keiser, S., Flück, D., Stravs, A., Hüppin, F., Lundby, C.

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Age, aerobic fitness, and cerebral perfusion during exercise: role of carbon dioxide von Flück, Daniela, Braz, Igor D, Keiser, Stefanie, Hüppin, Fabienne, Haider, Thomas, Hilty, Matthias P, Fisher, James P, Lundby, Carsten

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Restoring heat stress-associated reduction in middle cerebral artery velocity does not reduce fatigue in the heat von Keiser, S, Flück, D, Stravs, A, Hüppin, F, Lundby, C

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Heat training increases exercise capacity in hot but not in temperate conditions: a mechanistic counter-balanced cross-over study von Keiser, Stefanie, Flück, Daniela, Hüppin, Fabienne, Stravs, Alexander, Hilty, Matthias P, Lundby, Carsten

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