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Sources of Bias in Observational Studies of Covid-19 Vaccine Effectiveness

Overview
Journal J Eval Clin Pract
Specialties General Medicine
Health Services
Date 2023 Mar 27
PMID 36967517
Authors
Kaiser Fung
Mark Jones
Peter Doshi
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