Sara Gould

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The University of Alabama

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Sara Gould is an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA. Her research focuses on equestrian sports safety, including the evaluation of helmets and airbag vests, as well as the associated risks and factors influencing concussion recovery among youth and pediatric patients. Additionally, her work addresses disparities in healthcare access for pregnant veterans and the socioeconomic factors affecting concussion recovery.

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Initiate an exercise program for obese pregnant women to help combat preterm birth

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Validating the Borg Scale of perceived exercise intensity during pregnancy among obese women

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Robert Oster

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CNS and Thorax Injury and Associated Risks Factors in Equestrian Sports

A novel equestrian helmet testing method: helmet liner performance in highly realistic simulation

Airbag Vests in Equestrian Sports: Is Use Associated with Harm?

Disparate Risk Factors Among Pregnant Veterans Using Veterans Administration Health Benefits for Community-Based Obstetrical Care

Effects of prior concussion on symptom severity and recovery time in acute youth concussion.

Socioeconomic and demographic considerations of pediatric concussion recovery

Disparities of Care in Post-Concussive Pediatric Patients.

Efficacy of Outpatient Infusion Therapy in Pediatric Patients With Post-Concussive Headaches.

Evaluation of Sports-Related Concussion in Children (5-12) and Adolescents (13-18).

A Plausible Pipeline to Diversifying Orthopaedics: Premedical Programming

Efficacy of outpatient infusion therapy in pediatric patients with postconcussive headaches

Orthostatic Intolerance in Post-Concussion Patients.

Vestibular, Oculomotor, and Balance Functions in Children With and Without Concussion.

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Robert Oster

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