Using femoral venous and transpulmonary thermodilution, we were able to directly measure leg blood flow simultaneously with cardiac output during high-intensity running. You can see the process here, and in the supplemental materials of our paper

Latest work from our research group. Still love the idea of pulmonary vasodlation - just didn’t work for us. Pulmonary vasodilation during cardiopulmonary resuscitation – a random... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Types of emphysema 🫁 Cr. Radiopaedia.org #radiology

Our latest issue features this #Editorial from Ken O'Halloran (UCC Physiology), which comments on the latest trend of mouth taping! 📜buff.ly/4fvwxZW

🏃‍♀️CALL FOR PAPERS🏋️ We are looking for submissions to our 'Exercise as Medicine' #SpecialIssue. This #SpecialIssue will give look to link the effects of exercise-based therapy with exercise-induced effects on mechanisms of disease. More info: buff.ly/3rCohDh

Our latest issue features an #Editorial series discussing race and ethnicity in physiology, beginning with this piece from Ronan Berg (Centre for Physical Activity Research) and Damian M. Bailey (Vascular Res. Lab). 📜buff.ly/4c7UN1e

Our #Editorial series continues with this piece from Heidi L. Lujan and Stephen E. DiCarlo (MSU Department of Physiology), who dsicuss the negative biological and social consequences of misuderstadning race as biology. 📜buff.ly/46HVXQ0

🚨CALL FOR PAPERS🚨 Take a look at this #CallforPapers for our "Mechanotransduction, muscle spindles and proprioception" #SpecialIssue, which will cover the many and diverse aspects of proprioception and muscle spindle function in health and disease! 🔗buff.ly/3LSGgM3

Is lung function in a race against time? Brendan Cooper (Lung Function & Sleep Department, University Hospitals Birmingham) and Sanja Stanojevic (Department of Community Health and Epidemiology, DalMedSchool) contibute to our #Editorial series with this piece. 📜buff.ly/3YvtxXi

Our series of #Editorials concludes with this article from Michael Yudell (ASU Health Solutions) and Evelynn M. Hammonds (Harvard, Department of the History of Science): "What it means to abandon race in science?" 📜buff.ly/4cgiLr1

New in Experimental Physiology by Janne Bouten and colleagues Apnoea as a novel method to improve exercise performance: A current state of the literature physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/EP…

Do male and female motor units behave similarly in low- and high-intensity contractions? Edoardo Lecce, Alessandra Conti, Stefano Nuccio, Francesco Felici and Ilenia Bazzucchi (Department of Movement, Human and Health Sciences, Sapienza Università di Roma) investigate! 📜buff.ly/46Akjed

Fascinating read! doi.org/10.1113/EP0919… Ronan Berg

🚨CALL FOR PAPERS🚨 Take a look at this #CallforPapers for our "Mechanotransduction, muscle spindles and proprioception" #SpecialIssue, which will cover the many and diverse aspects of proprioception and muscle spindle function in health and disease! 🔗buff.ly/3LSGgM3

🚨CALL FOR PAPERS🚨 Our #CallforPapers for the 'Physiology and the Olympics' #SpecialIssue is open! For more information on this Special Issue, and how to submit, follow the link below! 👇👇 buff.ly/3Z8520y

🥇EDITOR'S PICK🥇 Joseph F. Welch (UBSportExR) and gordon mitchell (UF.BREATHE) give a 21st Century perspective on the exercise hyperpnoea dilemma! This article was also our 2023 #InauguralReviewPrize winner! 📜buff.ly/4cpY1x9

How can we understand the interaction between physical activity and health? This week, we’ve had the privilege of discussing this question at the Saltin Graduate Course (SGC). This year’s theme was 'Physiology of Exercise and Health☀️

Great editorial - worth reading “Head Up CPR” Is Not Ready for Widespread Adoption tandfonline.com/doi/citedby/10…

Doppler ultrasound to quantify leg blood flow during single-leg knee-extensor exercise? Lower leg blood flow in #COPD patients compared to controls? Read this to learn more ⬇️ Cardio-Respiratory Researchers Centre for Physical Activity Research Rigshospitalet Department of Biomedical Sciences | UCPH physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/EP…

We believe that #Pulmonary #LongCovid (PLC) is related to small airway disease, characterised by inflammation. The key to the diagnosis is accurately measuring small airway dysfunction using physiologic and/or imaging tools. bit.ly/48WceB3