Hungarian University of Sports Science

“This is a different café” – The qualitative exploration of fatigue within a professional basketball team

In competitive sports, elite athletes and support staff invest considerable physical and mental effort to achieve continuous performance improvement, which, inevitably, may lead to fatigue. This qualitative study aims to gain in-depth insight into the experiences of the members o...

Foodborne Pathogens in the European Union and Poland: Surveillance Trends, Contamination Sources, and Implications for Food Safety Management

Foodborne pathogens remain a major public health concern in the European Union (EU) despite continued improvements in hygiene, regulation, and surveillance. This narrative review with descriptive surveillance analysis examines major bacterial foodborne hazards in the EU and Polan...

Physical workload and task efficiency across four mannequin towing techniques in water rescue

Direct in-water rescue is a safety-critical task in which towing technique and rescue-support equipment may influence both rescuer workload and task output. This study compared physical workload, towing performance and physiological economy across four mannequin towing techniques...

High-intensity circuit training as a potential modulator of serum PFAS levels in women

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are persistent environmental contaminants with potential physiological effects. Their accumulation in the body is well documented; however, the impact of high-intensity circuit training (HICT) on serum PFAS levels remains poorly understo...