Jessie Oldham

Assistant Professor

University of Virginia School of Medicine

United States

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Dr. Jessie Oldham is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, located in the United States. Her research focuses on neurocognitive performance, concussion recovery, and the influence of mental health on athletic performance, as highlighted in her recent publications. She examines various factors affecting athletes, including the impact of sleep symptoms and social media use on their health and recovery from injuries.

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Erica Beidler

Duquesne University

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Jaclyn Caccese

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The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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Michael Larson

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Brigham Young University

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Jacob Resch

University of Virginia

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Donna Broshek

Neuropsychology Director/Professor

University of Virginia Health System

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Thomas Buckley

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University of Delaware

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Thomas W. Kaminski

University of Delaware

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Articles (14)

Baseline Symptoms and Neurocognitive Performance across Collision, Contact, and Noncontact Female High School Athletes

Research Letter: Concussion-Related General Startle Suppression in Adolescent Athletes

Influence of sleep symptoms on recovery from concussion in collegiate athletes: a LIMBIC MATARS consortium investigation

Clinical Mental Health Measures and Prediction of Postconcussion Musculoskeletal Injury

Influential Factors and Preliminary Reference Data for a Clinically Feasible, Functional Reaction Time Assessment: The Standardized Assessment of Reaction Time

Predictors of Speech Language Pathology Referral After Pediatric Concussion Using a Speech Language Checklist

Neurocognitive functioning and symptoms across levels of collision and contact in male high school athletes

Association Between Collision Sport Career Duration and Gait Performance in Male Collegiate Student-Athletes

Association of Social Media Use on Sleep Quality and Performance Among Collegiate Athletes

Dizziness, Psychosocial Function, and Postural Stability Following Sport-Related Concussion

No Association between Processing Speed and Risk of Sport-Related Concussion in Youth Soccer

Estimated age of first exposure to American football and outcome from concussion

Gait Performance Is Associated with Subsequent Lower Extremity Injury following Concussion.

Estimated Age of First Exposure to Contact Sports and Neurocognitive, Psychological, and Physical Outcomes in Healthy NCAA Collegiate Athletes: A Cohort Study

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Erica Beidler

Jaclyn Caccese

Michael Larson

Jacob Resch

Donna Broshek

Thomas Buckley

Thomas W. Kaminski

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