Clinical trial NCT00685438 - References

Oxidative Stress — Ultraviolet Exposure, Antioxidant Use and Skin Erythema at Extreme High Altitude

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Observational Study of Skin Erythema by Spectrophotometer, and UV Exposure With Viospore Ultraviolet Monitors at Extreme Altitude (Mt. Everest, North Side)

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