Obese type 2 diabetics have a blunted hypotensive response to acute hyperthermia therapy that does not affect the perception of thermal stress or physiological strain compared to healthy adults.

Eric Rivas; D E Newmire; V Ben-Ezra

Obese type 2 diabetics have a blunted hypotensive response to acute hyperthermia therapy that does not affect the perception of thermal stress or physiological strain compared to healthy adults.

Eric Rivas, D E Newmire, V Ben-Ezra

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	374-82
Journal	Physiology & behavior
State	Published - Oct 15 2016

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