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220 related items for PubMed ID: 31343237

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    Vaughan CG, Gerst EH, Sady MD, Newman JB, Gioia GA.
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  • 24. Socioeconomic Status and Race Outperform Concussion History and Sport Participation in Predicting Collegiate Athlete Baseline Neurocognitive Scores.
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    Burns C, Jo J, Williams K, Davis P, Amedy A, Anesi TJ, Prosak OL, Rigney GH, Terry DP, Zuckerman SL.
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  • 37. Sex differences in neuropsychological function and post-concussion symptoms of concussed collegiate athletes.
    Covassin T, Schatz P, Swanik CB.
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    Weber ML, Lynall RC, Hoffman NL, Miller EH, Kaminski TW, Buckley TA, Benjamin HJ, Miles CM, Whitlow CT, Lintner L, Broglio SP, McCrea M, McAllister T, Schmidt JD, CARE Consortium Investigators.
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