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Karen Wallman has been working in the School of Sport Science and Exercise since 2004, focusing on teaching units in the area of exercise physiology. Her research interests are broad, encompassing the study of elite athletes as well as chronic illnesses. Recent research topics include hydration recovery in athletes, the effects of static stretching on performance, and the use of caffeine as a performance aid for both athletes and sedentary populations. Additionally, she has investigated exercise interventions for cancer, obesity, and chronic fatigue syndrome. A notably recent focus is the application of exercise to assist individuals recovering from burns in achieving their physical goals. Her work aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to global efforts to enhance health outcomes and reduce poverty.
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