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    The language of less-lethal weapons

    The language of less-lethal weapons by Kaske, Erika A, Wu, Joel T, Hardeman, Rachel R, Darrow, David P, Satin, David J

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    Prolonged Physiological Stress Is Associated With a Lower Rate of Exploratory Learning That Is Compounded by Depression

    Prolonged Physiological Stress Is Associated With a Lower Rate of Exploratory Learning That Is Compounded by Depression by Kaske, Erika A., Chen, Cathy S., Meyer, Collin, Yang, Flora, Ebitz, Becket, Grissom, Nicola, Kapoor, Amita, Darrow, David P., Herman, Alexander B.

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    Testicular rupture following rubber bullet trauma case report

    Testicular rupture following rubber bullet trauma case report by Kahle, Madison E., Hamann, Kayla M., Sakher, Aliya A., Kaske, Erika A., Pagliara, Travis, Pariser, Joseph J.

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    Prolonged physiological stress is associated with decreases in exploratory learning that are amplified by depression

    Prolonged physiological stress is associated with decreases in exploratory learning that are amplified by depression by Kaske, Erika A., Chen, Cathy S, Meyer, Collin, Yang, Flora, Ebitz, Becket, Grissom, Nicola, Kapoor, Amita, Darrow, David P., Herman, Alexander B.

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    Testicular rupture following rubber bullet trauma case report

    Testicular rupture following rubber bullet trauma case report by Kahle, Madison E, Hamann, Kayla M, Sakher, Aliya A, Kaske, Erika A, Pagliara, Travis, Pariser, Joseph J

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    P715. Increased Hair Cortisol Levels are Associated With a Shift Towards Exploitative Decision-Making in Health Care Workers in the COVID-19 Pandemic

    P715. Increased Hair Cortisol Levels are Associated With a Shift Towards Exploitative Decision-Making in Health Care Workers in the COVID-19 Pandemic by Kaske, Erika, Chen, Cathy, Meyer, Collin, Pebbles, Jeanine, Grissom, Nicola, Ebitz, Becket, Kapoor, Amita, Darrow, David, Herman, Alexander

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