Opioid Injection-Associated Bacterial Infections in England, 2002–2021: A Time Series Analysis of Seasonal Variation and the Impact of Coronavirus Disease 2019
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D. Lewer | T. Brothers | V. Hope | M. Harris | S. Croxford | M. Desai | E. Emanuel
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