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Hydration status and physiological workload of UAE construction workers: A prospective longitudinal observational study by Bates, Graham P, Schneider, John

“…The objective of the study was to investigate the physiological responses of construction workers labouring in thermally stressful environments in the UAE…”
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Sweat rate and sodium loss during work in the heat by Bates, Graham P, Miller, Veronica S

“…Significant and poorly documented electrolyte losses result from prolonged sweating. This study aimed to quantify likely sodium losses during work in heat…”
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Heat exhaustion in a deep underground metalliferous mine by Donoghue, A Michael, Sinclair, Murray J, Bates, Graham P

“…OBJECTIVES To examine the incidence, clinical state, personal risk factors, haematology, and biochemistry of heat exhaustion occurring at a deep underground…”
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The Thermal Work Limit Is a Simple Reliable Heat Index for the Protection of Workers in Thermally Stressful Environments by MILLER, VERONICA S., BATES, GRAHAM P.

“…Background: Workers in many industries are exposed to thermally stressful work environments. Protection of the health of workers without unnecessarily…”
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Limiting metabolic rate (thermal work limit) as an index of thermal stress by Brake, Derrick J, Bates, Graham P

“…The development of a rational heat stress index called thermal work limit (TWL) is presented. TWL is defined as the limiting (or maximum) sustainable metabolic…”
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Hydration Status of Expatriate Manual Workers During Summer in the Middle East by Bates, Graham P., Miller, Veronica S., Joubert, Darren M.

“…Background: Implicit in all indices used for risk assessment in the prevention of heat stress is the assumption that workers are healthy and well hydrated;…”
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Hydration, Hydration, Hydration by Miller, Veronica S., Bates, Graham P.

“…Throughout the world, large numbers of manual workers perform physically demanding labour in conditions of high environmental heat stress. Although the…”
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Plasma sodium levels and dietary sodium intake in manual workers in the Middle East by Holmes, Nicola A, Miller, Veronica S, Schneider, John, Hasan, Omer, Bates, Graham P

“…To investigate the hypothesis that workers who consume a predominantly rice-based, low-sodium diet and perform long periods of manual work in the heat are at…”
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