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27 Sep 2018
Four World Championship gold medals — and a baby
The training secrets of the world’s most successful cross-country skier, Marit Bjørgen, could help women wanting to return to sports after pregnancy: Frontiers in Physiology
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09 Sep 2018
Wearable devices: Useful medical insights or just more data?
A new review looks at devices used by everyday people and athletes to track physical and psychological health, and to achieve certain performance levels: Frontiers in Physiology
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16 Aug 2018
The freediving champions of the dolphin world
Physiological differences within the same species of dolphin explain huge variations in usual diving depths: Frontiers in Physiology
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08 Aug 2018
Saliva test could improve diabetes control and treatment
Proteins in saliva can identify type 1 diabetes in children, helping to predict and prevent complications associated with the disease: Frontiers in Physiology.
Impact analysis
06 Jul 2018
Journal impact: Frontiers in Physiology
With an Impact Factor of 3.394, Frontiers in Physiology is the 3rd most-cited journal in its field
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13 Jun 2018
New agility tests can discriminate between football players at different performance levels
The tests could be more accurate than conventional measurements like sprinting and jumping ability: Frontiers in Physiology
Frontiers news
30 Apr 2018
Chronobiology in the 21st century: new section in Frontiers in Physiology led by Rodolfo Costa
Chronobiology should be integrated into all life sciences and medical teaching curricula believes Rodolfo Costa, Specialty Chief Editor
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25 Apr 2018
Children are as fit as endurance athletes
Study shows how young children can run around all day: their muscles resist fatigue and recover in the same way as elite endurance athletes: Frontiers in Physiology
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14 Mar 2018
Top prize for article on computer model that could replace animal testing
University of Oxford researchers developed new software that works better than animal experiments to predict the risk of drug-induced side effects: Frontiers in Physiology
Frontiers news
27 Feb 2018
Open access enables research to ‘move forward, faster’: new dedicated platform for researchers in Red Blood Cell Physiology
Frontiers in Physiology is proud to announce the launch of its new section: Red Blood Cell Physiology
Life sciences
15 Feb 2018
Inflammation in testes could explain link between obesity and reduced fertility
Chronic testicular inflammation in obese men might contribute to poor sperm quality and reduced fertility
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07 Feb 2018
E-cigarette flavors are toxic to white blood cells, warn scientists
New research adds to growing evidence on the harmful health effects of e-cigarettes: Frontiers in Physiology
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12 Dec 2017
The human race has peaked
A review in Frontiers in Physiology suggests humans have biological limitations, and that our impacts on the environment – including climate change – could have a deleterious effect on these limits.
Frontiers news
16 Nov 2017
New section in Frontiers in Physiology: Environmental, Aviation and Space Physiology
Frontiers in Physiology is pleased to announce the launch of a new section, ‘Environmental, Aviation and Space Physiology’
Frontiers news
14 Aug 2017
New launch: Embryonic and Developmental Physiology in Frontiers in Physiology
Frontiers in Physiology is pleased to announce the launch of a new section, Embryonic and Developmental Physiology