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An exploration of work environment adaptive mechanisms used by women living with HIV/AIDS in Gaborone-Botswana
BACKGROUND: Cycling has become increasingly popular as a recreational and competitive sport, and the positive health benefits of cycling are well known. However, there are negative health effects associated with cycling. Exercise induced muscle damage (EIMD) and fatigue are common in cycling populat...
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Division of Occupational Therapy
2017
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