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Date:2/7/2008

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SOURCES: Max Donelan, Ph.D., professor, school of kinesiology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, and chief science officer, Bionic Power Inc., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Gerard Varlotta, M.D., director, sports rehabilitation, New York University Medical Center, Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine/Hospital for Joint Diseases, and clinical associate professor, New York University School of Medicine; Feb. 8, 2008, Science


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