Hydration Status as a Predictor of High-altitude Mountaineering Performance

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Hydration Status as a Predictor of High-altitude Mountaineering Performance

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Elizabeth A Pirrotta

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Eric Ladd

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Ewen Wang

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Grant S Lipman

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Katherine M Shea

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Patrick Bagley

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Paul S Auerbach

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Sean Rundell

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