Increased risk of human parvovirus B19 infection in day-care employees: a cohort study among pregnant workers during an epidemic in Finland
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H. Taskinen | A. Ojajärvi | H. Surcel | M. Söderlund-Venermo | K. Hedman | M. Lindbohm | M. Sallmén | M. Nuutila | R. Karikoski | Anita Riipinen | L. Hedman | M. Meriluoto
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