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Deciphering Risk of Recurrent Bone Stress Injury in Female Runners Using Serum Proteomics Analysis and Predictive Models

2024-12-05

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Up to 40% of elite athletes experience bone stress injuries (BSIs), with 20-30% facing reinjury. Early identification of runners at high risk of subsequent BSI could improve prevention strategies. However, the complex etiology and multifactorial risk factors of BSIs makes identifying predictive risk factors challenging. In a study of 30 female recreational athletes with tibial BSIs, 10 experienced additional BSIs...

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DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.03.24318372

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