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Editorial
. 2024 Sep-Oct;16(5):685-686.
doi: 10.1177/19417381241270260.

Avian Flu 2024: Considerations for the Competitive Athlete

Genevra L Stone, Brett G Toresdahl, Irfan M Asif
Editorial

Avian Flu 2024: Considerations for the Competitive Athlete

Genevra L Stone et al. Sports Health. 2024 Sep-Oct.
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