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Fecha de publicaciónTítuloTipo de publicación/ Tipo de recursoAutor(es)Fecha de depósito
7-mar-2020Estimating The Impact of Public Health Interventions on COVID Mortality in The United States Using Reductions in Influenza Mortality as an Indicator Of Non-Pharmaceutical Infection ControlPreimpresoRobert Morris15-mar-2024
2-jun-2020Respiratory Failure in Covid19 is associated with increased monocyte expression of complement receptor 3PreimpresoRajeev Gupta; vanya gant; Bryan Williams; Tariq Enver6-mar-2024
12-jun-2020Mortality Attributed to COVID-19 in High-Altitude PopulationsPreimpresoOrison Woolcott; Richard Bergman4-jul-2024
2-jun-2020Summer vacation and COVID-19: effects of metropolitan people going to summer provincesPreimpresoFrank Ball; Tom Britton6-mar-2024
31-may-2020Assignment of coronavirus spike protein site-specific glycosylation using GlycReSoftPreimpresoJoshua Klein; Joseph Zaia6-mar-2024
23-jun-2020COVID-19 higher morbidity and mortality in Chinese regions with lower air qualityPreimpresoRiccardo Pansini; Davide Fornacca6-mar-2024
6-jun-2020Belief of Previous COVID-19 Infection and Unclear Government Policy are Associated with Reduced Willingness to Participate in App-Based Contact Tracing: A UK-Wide Observational Study of 13,000 PatientsPreimpresoPatrik Bachtiger; Alexander Adamson; Jennifer Quint; Nicholas Peters10-abr-2024
24-mar-2024Psychological distress after COVID-19 recovery and subsequent prolonged post-acute sequelae of COVID-19: A longitudinal study with 1-year follow-up in JapanPreimpresoMegumi Hazumi; Mayumi Kataoka; Zui Narita; Kentaro Usuda; Emi Okazaki; Daisuke Nishi8-abr-2024
9-jun-2020Evidence for ethnic inequalities in mortality related to COVID-19 infections: Findings from an ecological analysis of England and WalesPreimpresoJames Nazroo; Laia Bécares26-may-2024
2-jun-2020The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic course in Saudi Arabia: A dynamic epidemiological modelPreimpresoAbdullah Murhaf Al-Khani; Mohamed Ali; Abdulrahman Almazrou; Nazmus Saquib6-mar-2024

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