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2016
For many years, sweat has been recognized as an exacerbation factor in all age groups of atopic dermatitis (AD) and a trigger of cholinergic urticaria (CholU). Recently, we reported the improvement of AD symptoms by spray with tannic acid, which suppresses basophil histamine release by semipurified sweat antigens in vitro, and showering that removes ...
Takaaki, Hiragun, Michihiro, Hide
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For many years, sweat has been recognized as an exacerbation factor in all age groups of atopic dermatitis (AD) and a trigger of cholinergic urticaria (CholU). Recently, we reported the improvement of AD symptoms by spray with tannic acid, which suppresses basophil histamine release by semipurified sweat antigens in vitro, and showering that removes ...
Takaaki, Hiragun, Michihiro, Hide
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Nature, 1947
DURING investigations on the humidity of the fleece atmosphere carried out in the summer of 1946, certain sheep were found to have a consistently higher relative humidity (70–90 per cent) close to the skin than at points farther out in the thickness of the fleece (25–50 per cent) ; humidity measurements being made with cobalt chloride papers, prepared ...
J B, CRAGG, L, DAVIES
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DURING investigations on the humidity of the fleece atmosphere carried out in the summer of 1946, certain sheep were found to have a consistently higher relative humidity (70–90 per cent) close to the skin than at points farther out in the thickness of the fleece (25–50 per cent) ; humidity measurements being made with cobalt chloride papers, prepared ...
J B, CRAGG, L, DAVIES
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981
To the Editor.— Regarding the article "Losing Weight Through Exercise" (1980;244:377), in the authors' disparagement of "effortless weight reduction" by methods that cause increased water loss, they make the often repeated misleading statement that "body weight may be temporarily reduced until rehydration occurs." This implies that there is no caloric
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To the Editor.— Regarding the article "Losing Weight Through Exercise" (1980;244:377), in the authors' disparagement of "effortless weight reduction" by methods that cause increased water loss, they make the often repeated misleading statement that "body weight may be temporarily reduced until rehydration occurs." This implies that there is no caloric
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Cactus‐Spine‐Inspired Sweat‐Collecting Patch for Fast and Continuous Monitoring of Sweat
Advanced Materials, 2021Kilwon Cho, Sein Chung, Giwon Lee
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Access and Management of Sweat for Non‐Invasive Biomarker Monitoring: A Comprehensive Review
Small, 2023Rafael Del CaÑo +2 more
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A Wearable Supercapacitor Based on Conductive PEDOT:PSS‐Coated Cloth and a Sweat Electrolyte
Advanced Materials, 2020Libu Manjakkal +2 more
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