The COVID-19 health crisis has disproportionately impacted sex workers compared to other key populations: preliminary results from the multi-country community-based EPIC research program

Lorente, N.; Delabre, R. M.; Riegel, L.; Folch, C.; Font, O. A.; White, G.; Avila, J. C.; Diagne, R.; Bourhaba, O.; Kretzer, L.; Magassouba, M.; Mutima, J. M.; Kambire, E. A.; Girard, G.; Velter, A.; Lacoux, C.; Cerveau, T.; Ben Moussa, A.; Freitas, R.; Sagaon-Teyssier, L.; Mendoza, H.; Spire, B.; Aristegui, I.; Castro, D. R.; Grp, Epic Study

Lorente, N.; Delabre, R. M.; Riegel, L.; Folch, C.; Font, O. A.; White, G.; Avila, J. C.; Diagne, R.; Bourhaba, O.; Kretzer, L.; Magassouba, M.; Mutima, J. M.; Kambire, E. A.; Girard, G.; Velter, A.; Lacoux, C.; Cerveau, T.; Ben Moussa, A.; Freitas, R.; Sagaon-Teyssier, L.; Mendoza, H.; Spire, B.; Aristegui, I.; Castro, D. R.; Grp, Epic Study.

Journal of the International Aids Society ; 25:252-252, 2022.

Article in English | Web of Science | ID: covidwho-1980788

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Immunology; Infectious Diseases

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Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: Web of Science Type of study: Experimental Studies Language: English Journal: Journal of the International Aids Society Year: 2022 Document Type: Article

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