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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 Opinion120204770.550 Why?
Epidemics120205230.480 Why?
Vaccines120208220.390 Why?
Craniocerebral Trauma120144820.350 Why?
Football120144600.320 Why?
Pandemics2202383880.270 Why?
Coronavirus Infections1202031330.210 Why?
Pneumonia, Viral1202032400.200 Why?
Trust120235050.170 Why?
Head Protective Devices120141140.110 Why?
History, 19th Century120147200.100 Why?
Public Health1202326030.090 Why?
History, 21st Century1201415340.080 Why?
History, 20th Century1201427400.070 Why?
Poverty1201626600.060 Why?
Brain Concussion1201413200.050 Why?
Financial Support120161150.030 Why?
Rwanda120167030.030 Why?
United States12020698720.030 Why?
Humans420237443430.030 Why?
Uganda1201612430.030 Why?
Program Evaluation1201624880.020 Why?
Risk Factors12014722900.020 Why?
Social Support1201621180.020 Why?
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