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Volume 37, Numbers 4-5, 2007
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Foreword

The 2006 World Congress on the Science and Medicine of the Marathon
pp. 279-280(2)
Author: Roberts, William O.

Conference Paper

An Overview of the 1976 New York Academy of Science Meeting
pp. 281-283(3)
Author: Costill, David

The History of the Marathon: 1976-Present
pp. 284-287(4)
Author: Burfoot, Amby

The Evolution of Marathon Running: Capabilities in Humans
pp. 288-290(3)
Authors: Lieberman, Daniel E.; Bramble, Dennis M.

Marathon Medical Support Historical Perspectives: `From Cradle to Averting the Grave'
pp. 291-293(3)
Author: Pedoe, Dan S. Tunstall

American Women in the Marathon
pp. 294-298(5)
Authors: Pate, Russell R.; O'Neill, Jennifer R.

Can Children and Adolescents Run Marathons?
pp. 299-301(3)
Author: Roberts, William O.

Marathon Runners: How Do They Age?
pp. 302-305(4)
Author: Trappe, Scott

Physiological Regulation of Marathon Performance
pp. 306-311(6)
Author: Coyle, Edward F.

Thermoregulatory Function During the Marathon
pp. 312-315(4)
Authors: Kenefick, Robert W.; Cheuvront, Samuel N.; Sawka, Michael N.

Running Economy: The Forgotten Factor in Elite Performance
pp. 316-319(4)
Authors: Foster, Carl; Lucia, Alejandro

Marathon Performance in Thermally Stressing Conditions
pp. 320-323(4)
Authors: Montain, Scott J.; Ely, Matthew R.; Cheuvront, Samuel N.

Strategies for Optimising Marathon Performance in the Heat
pp. 324-327(4)
Author: Martin, David E.

Metabolic Adaptations to Marathon Training and Racing
pp. 328-331(4)
Authors: Hawley, John A.; Spargo, Fiona J.

Regulation of Substrate Use During the Marathon
pp. 332-336(5)
Author: Spriet, Lawrence L.

Protein Metabolism and Endurance Exercise
pp. 337-340(4)
Author: Gibala, Martin J.

Lactate: Link Between Glycolytic and Oxidative Metabolism
pp. 341-343(3)
Author: Brooks, George A.

Nutrition Strategies for the Marathon: Fuel for Training and Racing
pp. 344-347(4)
Author: Burke, Louise M.

Low Energy Availability in the Marathon and Other Endurance Sports
pp. 348-352(5)
Author: Loucks, Anne B.

Fluid Replacement and Performance During the Marathon
pp. 353-357(5)
Authors: Cheuvront, Samuel N.; Montain, Scott J.; Sawka, Michael N.

The Role of Salt and Glucose Replacement Drinks in the Marathon
pp. 358-360(3)
Author: Murray, Bob

Exertional Rhabdomyolysis and Acute Renal Failure in Marathon Runners
pp. 361-363(3)
Author: Clarkson, Priscilla M.

Muscle Cramping in the Marathon: Aetiology and Risk Factors
pp. 364-367(4)
Author: Schwellnus, Martin P.

The Role of Sodium in `Heat Cramping'
pp. 368-370(3)
Author: Eichner, E. Randy

Hyperthermia Impairs Brain, Heart and Muscle Function in Exercising Humans
pp. 371-373(3)
Authors: González-Alonso, José

The Central Governor Model of Exercise Regulation Applied to the Marathon
pp. 374-377(4)
Author: Noakes, Timothy D.

Heat Exhaustion and Dehydration as Causes of Marathon Collapse
pp. 378-381(4)
Authors: Kenefick, Robert W.; Sawka, Michael N.

Reduced Peripheral Resistance and Other Factors in Marathon Collapse
pp. 382-385(4)
Author: Noakes, Timothy D.

History and Prevalence of Doping in the Marathon
pp. 386-388(3)
Author: Hoberman, John

Blood Doping: Infusions, Erythropoietin and Artificial Blood
pp. 389-391(3)
Author: Eichner, E. Randy

Altitude Training for the Marathon
pp. 392-395(4)
Authors: Chapman, Robert; Levine, Benjamin D.

Heat and Cold: What Does the Environment do to the Marathon Runner?
pp. 396-399(4)
Authors: Maughan, Ron J.; Watson, Phil; Shirreffs, Susan M.

Heat and Cold: What does the Environment do to Marathon Injury?
pp. 400-403(4)
Author: Roberts, William O.

The Psychology of the Marathoner: Of One Mind and Many
pp. 404-407(4)
Author: Raglin, John S.

Monitoring and Titrating Symptoms: A Science-Based Approach to Using Your Brain to Optimise Marathon Running Performance
pp. 408-411(4)
Author: O'Connor, Patrick J.

Marathon Training and Immune Function
pp. 412-415(4)
Author: Nieman, David C.

Strategies to Enhance Immune Function for Marathon Runners: What can be Done?
pp. 416-419(4)
Authors: Åkerström, Thorbjörn C.A.; Pedersen, Bente K.

Biomechanical Factors Contributing to Marathon Race Success
pp. 420-423(4)
Author: Williams, Keith R.

Genotypes and Distance Running: Clues from Africa
pp. 424-427(4)
Authors: Scott, Robert A.; Pitsiladis, Yannis P.

Marathon Race Medical Administration
pp. 428-430(3)
Author: Ewert, Greg D.

Exercise-Associated Collapse Care Matrix in the Marathon
pp. 431-433(3)
Author: Roberts, William O.

Intravenous Fluids Post Marathon: When and Why?
pp. 434-436(3)
Author: Pyne, Scott

Epidemiology and Aetiology of Marathon Running Injuries
pp. 437-439(3)
Authors: Fredericson, Michael; Misra, Anuruddh K.

Exertional Heat Stroke in the Marathon
pp. 440-443(4)
Author: Roberts, William O.

Cardiovascular Adaptations to Marathon Running: The Marathoner's Heart
pp. 444-447(4)
Author: Thompson, Paul D.

Marathon Cardiac Deaths: The London Experience
pp. 448-450(3)
Author: Pedoe, Dan S. Tunstall

Hyponatraemia: Identification and Evaluation in the Marathon Medical Area
pp. 451-454(4)
Author: Chorley, Joseph N.

Renal Function and Vasopressin During Marathon Running
pp. 455-458(4)
Author: Verbalis, Joseph G.

Hypertonic (3%) Sodium Chloride for Emergent Treatment of Exercise-Associated Hypotonic Encephalopathy
pp. 459-462(4)
Author: Siegel, Arthur J.

Hydration in the Marathon: Using Thirst to Gauge Safe Fluid Replacement
pp. 463-466(4)
Author: Noakes, Timothy D.

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