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Revealing Gender Differences in Concussion Reporting: A Detailed Analysis of SCAT Assessment Self-Report Symptom Ratings

2025-02-23

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Current concussion assessments used by the NCAA are typically applied across both male and female athletes to assess the effects of sports-related head impacts. However, increasing evidence suggests that female athletes exhibit different physiological and psychosocial responses to concussions compared to their male counterparts, raising concerns about the appropriateness of gender-blind concussion assessment. This...

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13b79b72-696b-5fee-b468-3aedf53922ff
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10.1101/2025.02.17.25322175
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