Holding breath for several minutes elevates marker for br...(100B the researchers noted including box...)

Date:8/3/2009

100B, the researchers noted, including boxing, headings in soccer, running and long-distance swimming. One study also reported that individuals suffering sleep apnea had elevated levels of S100B in the morning, although another study indicated there had been no change in S100B overnight.

Editor's Notes: To arrange an interview with Dr. Andersson, please contact Christine Guilfoy (301) 634-7253 or at cguilfoy@the-aps.org.

The link to the study is at: http://jap.physiology.org/cgi/search?sortspec=relevance&author1=Andersson&fulltext=divers&pubdate_year=2009&volume=&firstpage=

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Contact: Christine Guilfoy cguilfoy@the-aps.org 301-634-7253 American Physiological Society Source:Eurekalert

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