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Opening infantry roles to women introduces biological dimorphism with profound implications for metabolism, endocrinology, fitness, strength, and psychology among soldiers.
Discusses the implications of integrating women into infantry roles on medical and training paradigms.
At a stroke, opening infantry roles to women has introduced a biological dimorphism among soldiers, with profound implications at every level, from metabolism and endocrinology, to fitness and strength, to psychology and ethnography.[1 2][1] As women begin to pioneer these roles, medical officers
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Friedl et al. (2020) studied this question. Opening infantry roles to women introduces biological dimorphism with profound implications for metabolism, endocrinology, fitness, strength, and psychology among soldiers.
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