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Christopher Bailey

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Autonomic nervous systemSensory processes, perception and performance

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|Jul 29, 2024

Elevated Autoantibodies to the GluA1 Subunit of the AMPA Receptor in Blood Indicate Risk of Cognitive Impairment in Contact Sports Athletes, Irrespective of Concussion.

Christopher Bailey, Daniel Soden, Joseph Maroon

|Mar 09, 2022

SCAT5 Sex Differences: Normative Data, Clinical Thresholds, and Relevance for Identification of Concussion.

Christopher Bailey, Jessica Meyer, Daniel Soden

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