Occupation and the occurrence of respiratory infections among adults with newly diagnosed asthma

M. Jaakkola (Oulu, Finland), T. Lajunen (Oulu, Finland), R. Nadif (Paris, France), J. Jaakkola (Oulu, Finland)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Occupational COVID-19 and respiratory infections
Session: Occupational COVID-19 and respiratory infections
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Number: 3186

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