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2025	Cortisol and testosterone coupling: Enhanced hormone reactivity to intercollegiate athletic competition in women athletes Psychoneuroendocrinology Filip Durovic, David A. Edwards
2025	Acute fatigue in indoor court-based team sports: A systematic review PLOS ONE Anthony Clark, Omar Heyward, Lara Paul, Ben Jones, Sarah Whitehead
2024	Saliva as a diagnostic tool in soccer: a scoping review PeerJ Joyce Ferreira, Manuel Jimenez, Agatha Cerqueira, Joana Rodrigues da Silva, Bruno Souza, Lucas Berard, Andre L.L. Bachi, Naile Dame-Teixeira, Neide Coto, Debora Heller
2023	Day-to-day coordination of the stress and reproductive axes: A continuous-time analysis of within-person testosterone and cortisol relationships in athletic and healthy men Physiology & Behavior Blair T Crewther, Martin Hecht, Rachel L Grillot, Adar B Eisenbruch, Tikal Catena, Neill Potts, Liam P Kilduff, Christian J Cook, Dario Maestripieri, James R Roney
2022	Relationships of the Ulna-to-fibula Ratio to Baseline and Reactive Steroid Hormone Levels: An Exploratory Study Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology Martin G. Köllner, Sinja Braun, Hanna Schöttner, Gelena Dlugash, Marlene Bettac, Simon Steib
2022	Hormone and enzyme reactivity before, during, and after a music performance: Cortisol, testosterone, and alpha-amylase Comprehensive Psychoneuroendocrinology Bulent Turan, Kristine Hurst-Wajszczuk, David A. Edwards
2021	Individual differences in hormonal responsiveness to social encounters: Commentary on Félix et al., 2020 and review of pertinent issues Hormones and Behavior Kathleen V. Casto, David A. Edwards
2021	Modification of Diurnal Cortisol Secretion in Women’s Professional Basketball. A Pilot Study International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Irene Sánchez, Jose Enrique de la Rubia Ortí, Jose Luis Platero, Gonzalo Mariscal, Carlos Barrios
2021	Diurnal Within-Person Coupling Between Testosterone and Cortisol in Healthy Men: Evidence of Positive and Bidirectional Time-Lagged Associations Using a Continuous-Time Model Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology Blair T Crewther, Martin Hecht, Christian J Cook
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