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Heading frequency is more strongly related to cognitive performance than unintentional head impacts in amateur soccer players

  • Walter F. Stewart
  • , Namhee Kim
  • , Chloe Ifrah
  • , Martin Sliwinski
  • , Molly E. Zimmerman
  • , Mimi Kim
  • , Richard B. Lipton
  • , Michael L. Lipton

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