Normobaric hypoxia training causes more weight loss than normoxia training after a 4-week residential camp for obese young adults (Q47195559)

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Normobaric hypoxia training causes more weight loss than normoxia training after a 4-week residential camp for obese young adults (English)

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Yanpeng Zang

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2

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Yang Hu

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3

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publication date

8 December 2013

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Sleep and Breathing

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18

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591-597

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3

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1007/s11325-013-0922-4

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24318688

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