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Andreas D. Flouris

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As seen in: Nature, Journal of Child Health Care, National Geographic, PLOS ONE, British Journal of Sports Medicine, MDPI, Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM), Taylor & Francis Online, The Lancet, Social Europe and
environmental physiologist & entrepreneur; founder of FAME lab; advocates adaptations to the health, societal, and economic impacts of climate change
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Physiological and biological response to heat exposure in pregnancy: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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By Ana Bonell, Andreas D. Flouris, Lydia Tsoutsoubi
| The Lancet
Introduction Anthropogenic climate change has resulted in an alarming rise in global temperatures.1,2 Heat exposure has become a crucial global health concern, with projections indicating a worsening upward trend.3,4 This shift is intensifying the frequency, duration, and severity of extreme heat events, with serious health consequences for pregnant people.5–7 The impacts of these extreme heat events are compounded in low-income countries, where exposures are more difficult to avoid and...
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Andreas Flouris, author at Social Europe

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By Andreas D. Flouris
| Social Europe
Revisiting worker representation on boards Board-level employee representation (BLER) has repeatedly resurfaced in times of crisis — from the 2008 financial crash to the Covid-19 pandemic — as a response to mismanagement and democratic erosion. Yet codetermination remains unevenly spread across the EU and underdeveloped within EU industrial relations.
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Agreement between measured and self-reported physiological strain in young adults and older adults with and without common chronic diseases during simulated occupational heat stress

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By Robert D. Meade, Sean Notley, Andreas D. Flouris, Glen P. Kenny
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract While monitoring physiological strain is recommended to safeguard workers during heat exposure, it is logistically challenging. The perceptual strain index (PeSI) is a subjective estimate thought to reflect the physiological strain index (PSI) that requires no direct monitoring. However, advanced age and chronic diseases (hypertension/type 2 diabetes [T2D]) influence the perception of heat stress, potentially limiting the utility of the PeSI.
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