Effect of risk status for severe COVID-19 on individual contact behaviour during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in 2020/2021—an analysis based on the German COVIMOD study
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A. Karch | C. Jarvis | N. Rübsamen | D. V. Tomori | V. Jaeger | M. Treskova | Berit Lange | S. Scholz | R. Mikolajczyk | K. Bucksch | T. Berger | Jasmin Walde | Antonia Bartz | Madhav Chaturvedi | Robin Killewald
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