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Rehab Science — PDF page 178
Chapter 9: Factors That Influence Injury (PDF pp. 161–179).
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- Section: Stress, Fear, Anxiety, And Beliefs (p. 176)
- Section: External Variables (p. 177)
- Section: Training Environment (p. 177)
- Section: Medication (p. 178)
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- [Ch 9·40] Molloy JM. Factors Influencing running-related musculoskeletal injury risk among U.S. military recruits. Mil Med. 2016;181(6):512-523. find original ↗
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- [Ch 9·44] Hall MM, Finnoff JT, Smith J. Musculoskeletal complications of fluoroquinolones: guidelines and precautions for usage in the athletic population. PM R. 2011;3(2):132-142. find original ↗
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