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Study looking at end expiratory pressure for altitude illness decrease (SLEEP-AID)

Lipman et al., 2015

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1308565433636157689
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Lipman G
Kanaan N
Phillips C
Pomeranz D
Cain P
Fontes K
Higbee B
Meyer C
Shaheen M
Wentworth S
Walsh D
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High Altitude Medicine & Biology

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Abstract Lipman, Grant S., Nicholas C. Kanaan, Caleb Phillips, Dave Pomeranz, Patrick Cain, Kristin Fontes, Becky Higbee, Carolyn Meyer, Michael Shaheen, Sean Wentworth, and Diane Walsh. Study Looking at End Expiratory Pressure for Altitude Illness Decrease …
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