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Appendix C: Workshop Agenda
Pages 233-236

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... Hoyt, U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine (USA RIEM)
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... Kong Y Chen, Vanderbilt University Medical Center 2:00 Humans, Hills, and the Metabolic Cost of Locomotion: Simple Explanations from Putting Foot-Ground Contact Times to Work Dr.
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... Kohrt, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center 10:00 Discussion 10:15 Break Part V: Biomarkers and Technologies for Monitoring Cognitive and Physiological Status in Relation to Stress (Moderator: Esther Sternberg) 10:30 Technologies for Monitoring Cognitive Status to Predict the Occurrence of Mental and Physical Stress Dr.
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Key Terms

  • monitoring physiological
  • physical stress
  • physical activity
  • bone stress
  • predicting bone

  • army research
  • muscle protein
  • bone turnover
  • environmental medicine
  • protein biomarkers

  • energy expenditure
  • vanderbilt university
  • bruce bistrian
  • work capacity
  • hydration status

  • extreme levels
  • intensive physical
  • monitoring cognitive
  • matrix abnormalities
  • monitoring muscle

  • cognitive status
  • protein turnover
  • muscle fatigue
  • abnormalities due
  • portable accelerometers

  • helen lane
  • predicting activity
  • monitoring bone
  • inflammatory responses
  • physiological status


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