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Birthplaces of the 100 Fastest 10,000m Runners of All Time

#OnThisDay in 1860 John Scott Haldane was born. He was a Scottish physiologist and philosopher of science whose extensive work on human respiration included the effects of pulmonary diseases. He was known for experimentation on himself including breathing potential lethal gases!

It’s 🔥 Tour de France™! Check out our integrative review on exercise under heat stress: thermoregulation, hydration, performance implications, and mitigation strategies to appreciate what the 🚴‍♀️ are going through and need to do to stay cool and perform journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.11…

New in Journal of Applied Physiology from Craig Crandall, PhD's laboratory: lower blood pressure during exercise after six months of exercise training in adults with well-healed burn injuries. Thanks to co-authors! Mu Huang, PhD, DPT Matthew Cramer 🎗🤟 et al journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Our special issue on "Heat Stroke Physiological Challenges and Breakthroughs" is published. Many thanks for the great authors who contributed to the project. Please follow the 🧵below for details on each topic covered...

#ArticlesInPress “Cardiac Remodeling in Well-Healed Burn Survivors after Six Months of Unsupervised Progressive Exercise Training” Zachary J. McKenna, et al. ow.ly/xQsp50MqbRn #JAPPL #Cardiovascular

DRDC scientists Wendy Sullivan-Kwantes and Katy Moes are investigating whether biomarkers in saliva can predict the risk of cold weather injuries such as frost bite, during this year’s #OpNANOOKNUNALIVUT. JTFN / FOIN #DefenceScience #ArcticScience

We are finally here!!! Prepping for the massive data collection effort next week in Montreal to monitor vulnerable pops during the hottest months of the year. 🥵🏡 #NFRF The Gagnon Lab at Centre EPIC

In their publication, Watso and colleagues tested the hypothesis that exercise training improves pulmonary function and ventilatory responses during exercise in adults with well-healed burn injuries. Read more here: fal.cn/3y0jJ

Our Physiological Reviews on "Human temperature regulation under heat stress in health, disease, and injury" has been downloaded 11.303 times and has received 17 citations in 7 months! 🌡️🌞 📝 Authors: Matthew Cramer 🎗🤟, The Gagnon Lab at Centre EPIC,  Orlando Laitano, Craig Crandall, PhD 🔍 Review Highlights:

What are sustainable, accessible ways to keep cool in extreme heat? Below, a Lancet infographic outlines the pros and cons of 8 strategies. #LancetHeatAndHealth

#ArticlesInPress “Age alters the thermoregulatory responses to extreme heat exposure with accompanying activities of daily living” Zachary J. McKenna, et al. ow.ly/W0R750P7VOw Caitlin Jarrard, PhD Joseph C. Watso, PhD Whitley Atkins, PhD

Just received a notification from a journal an unfortunate rejection of our paper. The reason? Not being able to find reviewers to review the paper. Maybe it’s not that no one was interested in the paper, but uninterested in providing free labor for a billion dollar industry?

Honored to be the first recipient of the Gilberto Moralez Jr. Outstanding Mentor Award from the School of Health Professions.

I will never, ever forget every last animal in this country who defended Hamas and provided them comfort. MPs, union leaders, professors, journalists. A decent society would treat them like the barbaric reprobates they are.

To the Jews... 🧵 Here's a thought for the day. I'm an historian. And a humanitarian. And a Jew. I was also quite naive in the sense that I genuinely believed *most* people would not stand by in silence, or worse, participate in acts of Jew hatred on the streets of Britain. /1

It has become abundantly clear that the TDSB is dysfunctional. Clayton La Touche has been consistently unaccountable and unresponsive to the community. I welcome Minister Paul Calandra’s appointment of a provincial supervisor to bring the board back on track.