Publications by authors named "Suriya Prakaash"
Article Synopsis
- Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) in young adulthood affects the risk of chronic diseases, prompting a study on how changes in 2.4 km run times relate to health outcomes in healthy young men.
- An analysis of data from 148,825 men ages 18-34 indicated that poor run time performance was linked to a higher risk of major cardiovascular events and all-cause mortality later in life.
- The study concluded that a decline in run times over time correlates with an increased risk of cardiovascular issues, suggesting that improving fitness could be a potential modifiable risk factor for long-term health.
Introduction: A physiological profiling study was conducted to evaluate thermal strain as well as fluid and electrolyte balances on heat-acclimatised men performing a 72-km route march in a field setting.
Methods: 38 male soldiers (age range 18-23 years) participated in the study, as part of a cohort that marched for 72 km, with loads for about 26 hours. Core temperature and heart rate sensors were used for the duration of the march.