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PubMed1987

Going for a dip?

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Evaluation of flotation devices for deep-water exercise.

Jogging and running in deep water (greater than or equal to 7 feet) appears to be a more efficient and safer means of aerobic exercise than jogging and running on land. Consequently, a variety of flotation devices have been developed to facilitate this deep-water exercise. A comprehensive evaluation of these devices revealed distinct performance limitations that interfered with this exercise. On the basis of the results of these studies, a new, improved flotation device has been conceptualized for individuals participating in deep-water exercise.

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PubMed1977

Swimming and the skin.

Most skin diseases associated with swimming are relatively minor and either heal spontaneously or respond quickly to treatment. Exceptions are those diseases made worse by sunlight such as lupus erythematosus, skin cancer, or prematurely aged skin. With the use of better sunscreens in the future, that problem will be solved.

Chlorine↗