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Xtreme Everest
Xtreme-Everest - a collaboration between Duke University USA, University of Southampton and University College London
One in five of us ends up in an intensive care unit. Two fifths of those admitted will sadly die. And a major cause is a lack of oxygen when it is most needed. This unique research exploits the oxygen-thin air at high altitudes to provide critical insights into how intensive care patients might be helped in the future. It could save hundreds of thousands of lives of people with a range of diseases including cancer, diabetes, heart and lung disease, cystic fibrosis and congenital heart disease.
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Dr Martin recently visited St Olavs Hospital in Trondheim, Norway for a series of lectures about Xtreme Everest's work. |
Xtreme Everest team offers congratulations to Professor Mythen and colleagues on 15 years’ worth of achievements |
Xtreme Everest’s Investigator Dr Andre Vercueil is embarking on a new journey across the South Pole to further understand how the human body reacts to extremes of stress. |
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- @XtremeEverest / Feb 11 11:17The conference audience are looking at the trek progression of both subjects and investigators #research #research http://t.co/ebjKrvDDeJ
- @XtremeEverest / Feb 11 10:59Part of her talk is taking the gathered nurses & midwives through the @XtremeEverest project from conception to making it to #everest
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