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Stephanie Viroga

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Infant and child healthSocial determinants of health

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|Jul 08, 2024

Socioeconomic inequities during COVID 19 pandemic increase preterm birth and low birth weight in the most underprivileged.

S Viroga, L Briozzo, G Tomasso

|Apr 13, 2023

COVID-19 mitigation measures increase preterm birth and low birth weight in the public healthcare system in Uruguay.

Leonel Briozzo, Gisselle Tomasso, Janet Trujillo

|Jul 05, 2021

Effect of the unfavorable maternal-fetal environment cause by mitigation measures of the covid-19 pandemic in the public maternity of reference of Uruguay.

Leonel Briozzo, Giselle Tomasso, Stephanie Viroga

|Jan 18, 2021

Impact of mitigation measures against the COVID 19 pandemic on the perinatal results of the reference maternity hospital in Uruguay.

L Briozzo, G Tomasso, S Viroga

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