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  • Half of collegiate athletes miss playing time annually due to injuries.

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  • To explore the multifaceted impacts of sports injuries.
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  • Utilized a theoretical framework integrating social cognitive theory and developmental psychopathology.
  • Analyzed the psychological and physiological effects of sports injuries.

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  • Sports injuries cause physical trauma (musculoskeletal, TBI) and emotional trauma.
  • Injury-related pain and opioid prescriptions increase risks for opioid misuse and disorder.
  • Emotional trauma from sports injuries elevates the risk of mental health conditions.

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  • Recommend assessing trauma symptoms during physical assessment and recovery.
  • Advocate for reducing stigma around mental health and substance use disclosure.
  • Call for policies supporting athletes' mental health and well-being.