Serum Brain Biomarker Level, Neurocognitive Performance, and Self-Reported Symptom Changes in Soldiers Repeatedly Exposed to Low-Level Blast: A Breacher Pilot Study
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Serum Brain Biomarker Level, Neurocognitive Performance, and Self-Reported Symptom Changes in Soldiers Repeatedly Exposed to Low-Level Blast: A Breacher Pilot Study
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JOURNAL OF NEUROTRAUMA
Volume 30, Issue 19, Pages 1620-1630
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Mary Ann Liebert Inc
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2013-05-21
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10.1089/neu.2012.2683
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