Synthesis and new evidence from the PROTECT UK National Core Study: Determining occupational risks of SARS-CoV-2 infection and COVID-19 mortality
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N. Pearce | A. Hayward | M. Matz | W. Mueller | I. Basinas | S. Beale | M. Cherrie | J. Wilkinson | M. Gittins | B. Farrell | M. V. van Tongeren | S. Rhodes | F. Holland
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