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Appendix A Workshop Agenda
Pages 21-22

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... Cognitive Impairment Associated with Soccer Muriel Lezak Oregon Health Sciences University 9:20 a.m. Prevalence of Head Injuries in Youth Soccer Don Kirkendall University of North Carolina Risk Factors for Head Injury in Youth Soccer Players Jill Brooks U'~iv.
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... Prospective Studies in Progress Don Kirkendall U,~iversi~ of North Carolina 22 3:05 p.m. Biomechanics and Prevention of Head Injury in Sports T 1 `` ~1 - '' ~ Josepn 1rey fresco Browse University 3:25 p.m.
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