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Michael J Santos-Angarita¹, Monica Y Arias Guerrero², Andrea J Parada-Diaz³

¹Universidad de Santander, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, MASIRA Research Institute. Bucaramanga, Colombia. E-mail: buc21171003@mail.udes.edu.co Universidad de Santander Bucaramanga Colombia buc21171003@mail.udes.edu.co.

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Resistencia a los antibióticos COVID-19 Coinfección Macrólidos Staphylococcus

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