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Lynn H. Gerber

George Mason University
National Institutes of Health
Inova Health System

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Association between Activity and Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor in Patients with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: A Data-Mining Analysis.

2021 Life
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The Cancer Rehabilitation Medicine Metrics Consortium: A Path to Enhanced, Multi-Site Outcome Assessment to Enhance Care and Demonstrate Value.

2021 Frontiers in Oncology
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Neutralizing Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Reduces Hospitalization for Mild and Moderate COVID-19: A Real-World Experience.

2021 Clinical Infectious Diseases
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91 PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS ANALYSIS (PCA) IN CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE (CLD) REVEALS THREE COMPONENT MODEL HIGHLIGHTING DISCRETE CONTRIBUTIONS BY SARCOPENIA CRITERIA MEASURES AND SERUM MYOKINES

2021 Gastroenterology
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Narrative review of clinical practice guidelines for treating people with moderate or severe traumatic brain injury.

2021 NeuroRehabilitation
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Examination of Health Information Needs of Caregivers of and Individuals with Burn Injuries.

2021 Journal of Burn Care & Research
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Translating 2019 ACSM Cancer Exercise Recommendations for a Physiatric Practice: Derived Recommendations from an International Expert Panel.

2021 Pm&r
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Psychometric Characteristics and Validity of the PROMIS Cancer Function Brief 3D Profile.

2021 Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Sa347 ASSESSMENT OF SECONDARY SARCOPENIA IN CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE (CLD): HOW GOOD ARE OUR CRITERIA MEASURES?

2021 Gastroenterology
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454 CIRCULATING ONCOSTATIN CONCENTRATIONS ARE LOWER IN NAFLD PATIENTS COMPARED TO CHRONIC HEPATITIS-C PATIENTS OR CONTROLS

2021 Gastroenterology
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