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Correction: Predicting injury risk in young female volleyball players through movement and jump assessments

Oct 2026 · Frontiers in Public Health
Sports injuries and prevention

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During the preparation of this correction, a generative AI tool (Claude, Anthropic) was also used to assist in checking the bibliographic details of the reference list against the original sources; all corrected references were reviewed by the authors. The scientific content, data analysis and interpretation are entirely the work of the authors, who take full responsibility for the content of this article."The original version of this article has been updated.

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