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Ivan L Simoneau

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Exercise physiology
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|Dec 10, 2024
Mild hypohydration in healthy older adults increases pain-related brain activity without affecting pain perception: a single-blind study.

Thomas A Deshayes, Félix-Antoine Savoie, Timothée Pancrate

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