Editorial: High-altitude neuroscience: innovative pathways from adaptive mechanisms to health management
High-altitude (HA) environments, conventionally defined as elevations above 2,500 m, provide a distinctive natural setting for investigating how the human brain responds to sustained environmental stress. Reduced barometric pressure and oxygen availability coexist with cold, aridity, ultraviolet radiation, and large di...
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