Therefore, Yannick de Korte, Coen Bongers and Thijs Eijsvogels will perform a unique study in which the the thermoregulatory responses and cardiovascular strain of spectators while watching a sporting event in a simulated hot and humid Tokyo environment will be assessed. The local newspaper “De Gelderlander” wrote a (Dutch) article about this upcoming study in which the challenges of Tokyo were summarized. More information about this project, and the possibility to take part in this study, can be found here: https://www.radboudumc.nl/onderzoeksprojecten/thermo-tokyo/supporters-gezocht
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