Publications by authors named "D R Redman"

Ocean acidification (OA) caused by increased atmospheric carbon dioxide is affecting marine systems globally and is more extreme in coastal waters. A wealth of research to determine how species will be affected by OA, now and in the future, is emerging. Most studies are discrete and generally do not include the full life cycle of animals.

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  • Playing-related musculoskeletal pain is common among classical music students, often going untreated due to stigma and a lack of specialized healthcare, highlighting the need for effective interventions like warm-up exercises.
  • A two-week study involving an exercise group and a control group found that while overall results were not significant, the exercise group experienced a notable decrease in pain intensity when considering factors like sleep and mental health.
  • The study emphasizes that addressing psychological factors, such as anxiety and depression, is crucial in understanding and enhancing the effectiveness of warm-up exercises for reducing musicians' pain.
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The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has caused tragic morbidity and mortality. In attempt to reduce this morbidity and mortality, most countries implemented population-wide lockdowns. Here we show that the lockdowns were based on several flawed assumptions, including "no one is protected until everyone is protected," "lockdowns are highly effective to reduce transmission," "lockdowns have a favorable cost-benefit balance," and "lockdowns are the only effective option.

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In this study, we assessed the Atlantic surfclam (Spisula solidissima) energy budget under different ocean acidification conditions (OA). During 12 weeks, 126 individuals were maintained at three different ρCO concentrations. Every two weeks, individuals were sampled for physiological measurements and scope for growth (SFG).

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