Verifying the physiological significance of the preference for low facial temperature in humans

A preference for low facial temperature should help cool the brain. However, this brain cooling effect should be minimal compared with SBC in animals possessing carotid rete. SBC in humans could not be validated by the results in this study.

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Waseda University (JP)
Kawasaki City College of Nursing (JP)

Publication Details

Journal: Current Research in Physiology
Published: 2025-12-13
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.crphys.2025.100176
Primary Topic: Thermal Regulation in Medicine
Type: article
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Verifying the physiological significance of the preference for low facial temperature in humans

Dec 13, 2025

Current Research in Physiology

Thermal Regulation in Medicine

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Verifying the physiological significance of the preference for low facial temperature in humans

December 13, 2025article en

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Current Research in PhysiologyVol. 9

Waseda University (JP), Kawasaki City College of Nursing (JP)

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Thermal Regulation in Medicine

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