# The early sport specialization paradox: an argument for early sport diversification in female athletes

**Authors:** Maya Beninteso

PMC · DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1438075 · Frontiers in Psychology · 2024-07-31

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- **Diseases:** NSSI (MESH:D012652), overuse injuries (MESH:D012090), depression (MESH:D003866), deaths (MESH:D003643), sexual assault (MESH:D050035), anxiety (MESH:D001007), Energy Deficiency in Sport (MESH:D000080822), Injuries (MESH:D014947), concussions (MESH:D001924), ESD (MESH:D001265), AN (MESH:D000856), mental disorders (MESH:D001523), trauma-related disorder (MESH:D000068099), tennis (MESH:D013716), DE (MESH:D001068), substance use disorders (MESH:D019966), intrusion (MESH:C537310), ACL rupture (MESH:D000070598), PTSD (MESH:D013313)
- **Species:** Homo sapiens (human, species) [taxon 9606]

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