Association of Premorbid Anxiety and Depression Symptoms in Concussion Recovery in Collegiate Student-Athletes

Sabrina P. Sawlani; Joshua Goldman; Talin Babikian; David L. McArthur; Douglas R. Polster; Michael McCrea; Thomas W. McAllister; Christopher C. Giza; Justus D. Ortega; Nicholas Port; Margot Putukian; Jane McDevitt; Christopher C. Giza; Joshua Goldman; Holly J. Benjamin; Thomas A. Buckley; Thomas W. Kaminski; James R. Clugston; Luis A. Feigenbaum; James T. Eckner; Jason P. Mihalik; Scott A. Anderson; Christina L. Master; Anthony P. Kontos; Sara P. O. Chrisman; Kenneth L. Cameron; Stefan M. Duma; Christopher M. Miles

doi:10.1177/19417381241255308

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Mental health disorders are linked to prolonged concussion symptoms. However, the association of premorbid anxiety/depression symptoms with postconcussion return-to-play timelines and total symptom burden is unclear.

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