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Integrating Cognitive Assessments Into the Heat Tolerance Test After Exertional Heat Injury
This prospective observational study is to evaluate soldiers post-exertional heat injury (EHI) during a heat tolerant test (HTT) to investigate the impact on their cognitive performance.
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