Student‐Athletes’ Views on APOE Genotyping for Increased Risk of Poor Recovery after a Traumatic Brain Injury

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Student-Athletes' Views on APOE Genotyping for Increased Risk of Poor Recovery after a Traumatic Brain Injury. https://t.co/rmuarF7WEr

Student-Athletes’ Views on APOE Genotyping for Increased Risk of Poor Recovery after a #TBI https://t.co/XR56yocexe #TBIcon #concussion

Student-athletes surveyed as open to APOE genotyping and willing to share test results w/coaches https://t.co/6rHsJJnDbg

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