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Both these factors cause heart-rate and blood-lactate fluctuations that can lead to fatigue.
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Boffins fitted with GPS (Global Positioning System) navigation systems and heart-rate monitors followed villagers to see how many mushrooms they gathered and how long it took.
Women are Better Navigators Than Men According to Researchers | Impact Lab
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The GPS system mapped all the routes taken, and the heart-rate monitorsdetailed the energy expended.
Women are Better Navigators Than Men According to Researchers | Impact Lab
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Mandatory blood and heart-rate tests begin in February and veterinarians continue tracking each dog with a microchip implant.
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Millenium Images For the next 17 months, the scientists tracked various metrics of emotional well-being, such as heart-rate variability and levels of stress hormone.
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Last April, GE Healthcare launched a hand-held, portable heart-rate monitor at $500, a fraction of the price of its large, premium machines.
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Compared with close maternal contact, separation triggered a nearly three-fold increase in autonomic nervous system activity, including heart-rate and respiration changes, and an 86% decrease in quiet or non-rapid eye movement sleep, the study found.
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Pre-empting Pinkeye Compared with close maternal contact, separation triggered a nearly three-fold increase in autonomic nervous system activity, including heart-rate and respiration changes, and an 86% decrease in quiet or non-rapid eye movement sleep, the study found.
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Caveat: The number of adverse heart-rate responses may have been reduced because 39% of the patients were on beta-blocker medication, researchers said.
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The squats revealed a louder systolic heart murmur in 28% of patients, unsteadiness in 16%, unexpected heart-rate increases in 3%, and a new heart murmur in 3%.
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