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Effects of acute intermittent hypoxia on working memory in young healthy adults.
Anne Sophie Champod
,
Gail A Eskes
,
Glen E Foster
,
Patrick J Hanly
,
Vincent Pialoux
,
Andrew E Beaudin
,
Marc J Poulin
May 2013
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American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
hypoxia
Humans
Adult
Male
Analysis of Variance
Cross-Over Studies
Memory Disorders
Memory
Short-Term
Reaction Time
Task Performance and Analysis
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