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Genetics of Exertional Heat Illness: Revealing New Associations and Expanding Heterogeneity.

International journal of molecular sciences - 19 Oct 2024

Sambuughin Nyamkhishig, Mungunsukh Ognoon, Klein Michael G, Ren Mingqiang, Bedocs Peter, Kazman Josh B, Cofer Kristen, Friel Liam P, McNally Beth, Kwon Kyung, Haigney Mark C, Leggit Jeffrey C, Pazgier Marzena, Deuster Patricia A, O'Connor Francis G

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Environmental heat stress represents a pervasive threat to warfighters, athletes, and occupational workers, impacting performance and increasing the risk of injury. Exertional heat illness (EHI) is a spectrum of clinical disorders of increasing severity. While frequently predictable, EHI can occur unexpectedly and may be followed by long-term comorbidities, including cardiovascular dysfunction and exercise...

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PMID: 39457051
DOI: 10.3390/ijms252011269
PMCID: PMC11508780

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