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different job roles and classified heat stress levels were evaluated. Key indicators such as pre- and post-shift heart rates, core body temperatures, urine characteristics, sweat rates, and

kidney function parameters were measured.PTILast Updated : 28 November 2023, 08:21 IST Follow Us :

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