Laura Wilson

Senior Lecturer in Physiology and Nutrition

Middlesex University

United Kingdom

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Laura Wilson is a Senior Lecturer in Physiology and Nutrition at Middlesex University, UK. Her research focuses on the physiological and nutritional aspects of exercise, especially concerning female athletes and the impact of body image on sports performance. Recent publications address topics such as energy availability, disordered eating in athletes, and muscle recovery interventions.

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Elizabeth Smith

Lecturer in Exercise Physiology

Hartpury University

UNITED KINGDOM

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C. Curtis

UNITED KINGDOM

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Craig Twist

University of Chester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Emma Eyre

Coventry University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Advancing Age Is Not Associated With Greater Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage: A Systematic Review, Meta-Analysis, and Meta-Regression

Topical application of L-Menthol – Physiological and genetic considerations to assist in developing female athlete research: A narrative review

‘Works for some but not others’ A qualitative study on teachers’ perspectives and perceived pupil experience of a North West London school-based run/walk programme

A combination of cherry juice and cold water immersion does not enhance marathon recovery compared to either treatment in isolation: A randomized placebo-controlled trial

Investigating the prevalence of low energy availability, disordered eating and eating disorders in competitive and recreational female endurance runners.

Prevalence of disordered eating, eating disorders and risk of low energy availability in professional, competitive and recreational female athletes based in the United Kingdom

Quantifying frequency of use of methods of body mass loss in competing UK powerlifters

Cold Water Immersion Offers No Functional or Perceptual Benefit Compared to a Sham Intervention During a Resistance Training Program.

Cold Water Immersion Offers No Functional or Perceptual Benefit Compared to a Sham Intervention During a Resistance Training Program

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Elizabeth Smith

C. Curtis

Craig Twist

Emma Eyre

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