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Emily Ann Harrison, Ph.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Public Opinion120204830.520 Why?
Epidemics120205130.450 Why?
Vaccines120208410.370 Why?
Craniocerebral Trauma120144930.330 Why?
Pandemics3202486980.320 Why?
Football120145040.300 Why?
Health Services Accessibility1202455080.270 Why?
Coronavirus Infections1202030990.200 Why?
Pneumonia, Viral1202032220.200 Why?
Trust120235320.160 Why?
Head Protective Devices120141170.100 Why?
Developing Countries1202429130.100 Why?
History, 19th Century120147110.090 Why?
Public Health1202326780.090 Why?
History, 21st Century1201415730.070 Why?
History, 20th Century1201427610.060 Why?
Poverty1201627140.060 Why?
Brain Concussion1201414320.050 Why?
Humans520247658230.030 Why?
Financial Support120161160.030 Why?
Rwanda120166710.030 Why?
United States12020728960.020 Why?
Uganda1201613530.020 Why?
Program Evaluation1201625010.020 Why?
Risk Factors12014748530.020 Why?
Social Support1201621910.020 Why?
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