Sidhu, Amanpreet

Sidhu, Amanpreet

Bachelors of Human Kinetics - University of British Columbia; Master of Science in Exercise Physiology - Bangor University; PhD in Health, Sport and Human Performance - University of Waikato

Assistant Professor

Biography:

Amanpreet Sidhu is an Assistant Professor in the School of Kinesiology at the University of the Fraser Valley. Her research explores the prevention and diagnosis of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), with a focus on how mTBI affects vision, perception, attention, and cerebrovascular function. She investigates these outcomes across diverse populations, including children, older adults, contact sport athletes, and survivors of intimate partner violence-related brain injuries.

Research areas of interest:

Pediatric health, Concussion, Pain, Motor learning and Control, Rehabilitation, Sex and gender-based analysis, Pediatric psychology

Research Themes:

Chronic Disease

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