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Reetta Varpula

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Preventative health care

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|Feb 21, 2024

Early suppression policies protected pregnant women from COVID-19 in 2020: A population-based surveillance from the Nordic countries.

Reetta Varpula, Outi Äyräs, Anna J M Aabakke

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