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Acknowledgment
              The authors thank the contributing staff of the Walter Reed
              Army Institute of Research for their assistance in the comple-
              tion of this study and the preparation of this article.

              Author Contributions
              GHK conceived, oversaw, and gained funding for the research.
              WM oversaw and managed data collection and assisted in
              writing. AMR, AM, and JS collected data. CRL and MJE pre-
              pared, analyzed, and wrote the manuscript.
              Funding
              This work was funded by W81XWH-16-2-0001.

              Financial Disclosure
              The authors have no financial disclosures or conflicts of inter-
              est to report.

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