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      <description>A twelve-month wearable heat strain trial reported that core temperature estimated from chest-worn sensors tracked ingestible pill readings within roughly a third of a degree under field load. The finding matters for planning work-rest cycles in hot training geographies.

Classifier (8.4): Directly relevant to overseas training heat management; primary source; new field data.
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