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Top Sports Medicine Research Posts of 2019

by Jeffrey B. Driban | Dec 18, 2019

The 5 most popular Sports Medicine Research posts from 2019:

Baseball Athletes Need to Follow-Through with the Off Season – Jane McDevitt

Concussion Baselines and Assessments: How do we Optimize our “Tools in the Toolbox”? – Landon Lempke

Ankle Sprains Need R&R, Too – Danielle Torp

CTE Found In People With No History of Contact Sports – Jane McDevitt

Arthroscopy Association of Canada Position Statement on Intra-articular Injections for Knee Osteoarthritis

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