La contaminación del aire se asocia con tiempos más lentos en los maratones
Una nueva investigación vincula los niveles altos de dióxido de nitrógeno el día de la carrera con peores marcas, sobre todo entre aficionados.
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Los niveles más altos de dióxido de nitrógeno registrados el día de una carrera se relacionan con maratones más lentos, según sugiere una nueva investigación.
El efecto se observa especialmente entre los corredores no profesionales.
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