Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to present the pilot study at #PPTR2016, and now after 4 y we could complete it. We have to thank the attendees for their precious suggestions https://t.co/87384IEeP5
Effects of a cooling vest with sham condition on walking capacity in heat-sensitive people with Multiple Sclerosis.
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Participants express strong agreement with the study’s importance, as seen in comments about the value of cooling vests for MS patients. The tone is enthusiastic and reflective, with mentions of presenting at conferences and developing ongoing projects, indicating genuine interest and engagement that could influence future research directions.
Most discussions recognize the value and relevance of the study, supporting the positive findings.
The discussions demonstrate high interest, highlighting the topic of thermoregulation and MS as important and promising.
Participants show moderate engagement by sharing personal insights and reflections on their research projects.
The conversations suggest some influence on the field, emphasizing the importance of the findings for future research and patient care.
Abstract in brief
- The study tested a cooling vest's impact on walking ability in heat-sensitive people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and found that wearing the vest helped them walk longer and farther during hot conditions.
- Participants felt cooler with the cooling vest, which also reduced skin temperatures at the chest and back, although heart rate and thermal sensation at exhaustion didn't change significantly.
- Overall, the cooling vest improved physical performance and comfort in heat-sensitive MS patients, likely because it made them feel perceptually cooler during exertion.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyEffects of a cooling vest with sham condition on walking capacity in heat-sensitive people with Multiple Sclerosis #fatigue @BuoiteStellaA https://t.co/MtHMezK70G (access provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative).
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
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Cooling Strategies to Alleviate Symptoms in Multiple Sclerosis
This video discusses how cooling can enhance physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being in heat-sensitive individuals with Multiple Sclerosis, highlighting research and practical cooling solutions.
Cooling Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis: Effects on Wellbeing and Tremors
This video discusses how cooling improves physical, cognitive, and emotional wellbeing for heat-sensitive individuals with Multiple Sclerosis, including a demo of cooling vests and resources for managing symptoms.
Effects of a cooling vest with sham condition on walking capacity in heat-sensitive people with Multiple Sclerosis #fatigue @BuoiteStellaA https://t.co/MtHMezK70G (access provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative).
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
RT @BuoiteStellaA: Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to pre…
Online our first work dedicated to #thermoregulation in #neurologicaldiseases: Cooling vests and MS. It was great to present the pilot study at #PPTR2016, and now after 4 y we could complete it. We have to thank the attendees for their precious suggestions https://t.co/87384IEeP5
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