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ReviewThe Effects of Sleep Loss on Military Physical Performance

Clementine Grandou2019

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The Effects of Sleep Loss on Military Physical Performance

Clementine Grandou · Lee Wallace · Hugh H.K. Fullagar · Rob Duffield · Simon D. Burley

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Year2019

Typereview

Published2019-05-17

VenueSports Medicine

ISSN-L0112-1642

Languageen

Citations61

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ShelfSleep and Work-Related Fatigue

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