… No changes were observed in self-reported upper respiratory tract symptoms and wellness
… -respiratory tract symptoms, and self-reported wellness parameters in recreational athletes. …

… athletes are screened regularly for mental health symptoms … by athletes, recognition of
mental health symptoms and … mental health symptoms include times of major injury/illness, …

… This information is required urgently so that health professionals can advise competitive
and recreational athletes and their coaching support systems as they return to play following …

… Fluid and calorie intake should be monitored throughout the symptomatic phase of the
illness as well as during symptom resolution upon return to activity in the recreational athlete. …

… illness prevalence, athletes of a recreational level experience the highest injury and illness
… A possible explanation could be that elite athletes, compared to recreational athletes, have …

… The appearance of respiratory symptoms in athletes most … of URS in elite athletes, recreational
athletes, and sedentary control … illness. Blood and saliva samples were collected from the …

… illness), when the ill or injured athlete … Symptoms of an acute illness are widely used in
RTS decision making, specifically for ARinf.18–20 Historically, athletes with localised symptoms …

… Upper respiratory symptoms remain the most common illness in athletes. Upper respiratory
symptoms during heavy training and competition may impair performance. Preventing illness …

… and illness outcome is described [Citation10]. From this meta-analysis, it can be concluded
that when patients or athletes are confronted with an illness or with physical symptoms, such …

… An athlete can present with a variety of symptoms of ARill, including upper ARill … volumes
of training as competitive athletes) and (6) recreational athletes (physically active but who does …