World records in running and swimming--re-evaluation of data.
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Biomedical subjects
E Jokl
Publications and source records attributed to E Jokl.
Twin research in cardiology with a comment on the role of genetic design in physiology and pathology.
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Arrhythmias, Cardiac↗
Running and swimming world records.
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Running and swimming world records.
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90th birthday of Professor A. V. Hill.
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England↗
[Neurologic concepts concerning rehabilitation and performance sport].
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The contribution of sports medicine to clinical cardiology.
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Cardiology↗
Briefly: a response to Dr. Friedman. Dangers of jogging.
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Heart Diseases↗
The athletic status of women. An analysis of a social phenomenon, by Ernest Jokl, M.D. Reprinted from "The British Journal of Physical Medicine" - November, 1957.
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Two world records. A comparison the 8.13 m long jump of Jesse Owens 1935, and the 8.90 m jump by Bob Beamon 1968.
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Humans↗
Running and swimming world records.
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