The influence of an arduous military training program on immune function and upper respiratory tract infection incidence.

N.P. Walsh; M. Whitham; S.J. Laing; M. Dorrington; R. Walters; S. Dunklin; D. Bland; J.L. Bilzon

The influence of an arduous military training program on immune function and upper respiratory tract infection incidence.

N.P. Walsh
, M. Whitham
, S.J. Laing
, M. Dorrington
, R. Walters
, S. Dunklin
, D. Bland
, J.L. Bilzon

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	703-709
Journal	Military Medicine
Volume	171
Issue number	8
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2006

Keywords

MEDICINE
GENERAL & INTERNAL

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Impact: Health/Quality of life, Policy and Public Services

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Keywords

Impacts

Changing diet and supplement guidance in the UK Army to improve health and performance [REF2021]

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