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- ACSM's Sports Medicine: A Comprehensive Review (textbook 2013)
  - Chapter 33 (pages 211-219) - Infectious Disease and the AthleteRevision in progress 2022
  American College of Sports Medicine (2010 Annual Meeting slide presentation)
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  American Family Physician
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- - High Altitude Medicine
  American Journal of Medicine
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  Baghdad Now (2003-2004)
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- - A Healthy Weight (15-30 April 2004)
- - Alcohol Abuse (1-15 April 2004)
  Black Belt Magazine (Dec 2015/Jan 2016)
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  Current Sports Medicine Reports
  - Infectious Disease in Athletes
  David Platt's Radical
  - A Loving and Unpopular Message
- - Animism and the Mixing of Religions
  Conference on Polar and Alpine Medicine - Altitude Medicine - Explorer's Club, 25 Sep 1999 (Sponsors - Frederick A Cook Society, Elisha Kent Kane Historical Society, Wilderness Medical Society, The Byrd Polar Research Center Archives) Journal Polar Priorities - presenter and authorInternational Journal of Risk Assessment and Management
  - Societal stability, public health and primary care as three pillars of defence in biosecurity
  Loma Linda University School of Medicine - Alumni Journal
  - Perspective: From ORU to LLU, pages 22-23, July/Aug 1991
- - What Makes a Christian Medical School Distinct? pages 35-36, May-Aug 2016
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  - Comparison of Nondeployable Hearing Profiles by Army Component (Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve) and by Gender
- - Hearing Threshold Comparisons between 2001–02 NHANES and 2003–05 Fort Bliss U.S. Army Service Components
- - Medical Reference Databases Used by Army Primary Care Physicians in Field Environments
- - Modeling Hospital Response to Mild and Severe Influenza Pandemic Scenarios under Normal and Expanded Capacities
- - Preventive Medicine in Task Force First Armored Division during Operation Iraqi Freedom
- Naval Support Activity Bethesda, The Journal, 30 Aug 2012
  - How to Pick Your Fitness Goals
- Running Medicine (textbook, 2014)
  - Chapter 30 (pages 580-597) - Infectious Disease in the Runner
  - Revision in progress 2022
- Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
  - Echoes of War: Religious Militancy in Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity
- Springer Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion
- Stars and Stripes
  - Hygiene crucial in Iraq, health experts say
  - U.S. Army doctors helping repair damage done to medicine in Iraq
- The 5 Minute Sports Medicine Consult (textbook, 2011, revision 2019)
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