Is Covid-19 seroprevalence different in health care workers as per their risk of exposure? A study from a tertiary care hospital in National Capital Region of India

Sushila Kataria; Rashmi Phogat Sr.; Pooja Sharma; Vikas Deswal; Sazid Alam; Manish Singh; Kuldeep Kumar; Vaibhav Gupta; Padam Singh; Rohit Dutt; Smita Sarma; Renu Saxena; Naresh Trehan

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Is Covid-19 seroprevalence different in health care workers as per their risk of exposure? A study from a tertiary care hospital in National Capital Region of India

Sushila Kataria; Rashmi Phogat Sr.; Pooja Sharma; Vikas Deswal; Sazid Alam; Manish Singh; Kuldeep Kumar; Vaibhav Gupta; Padam Singh; Rohit Dutt; Smita Sarma; Renu Saxena; Naresh Trehan.

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Sushila Kataria; Medanta The Medicity
Rashmi Phogat Sr.; Medanta The Medicity
Pooja Sharma; Medanta Insitute of Education and Research
Vikas Deswal; Medanta The Medicity
Sazid Alam; Medanta The Medicity
Manish Singh; Medanta Institute of Education and Research
Kuldeep Kumar; Medanta Institute of Education and Research
Vaibhav Gupta; Medanta The Medicity
Padam Singh; Medanta Institute of Education and Research
Rohit Dutt; GD Goenka University
Smita Sarma; Medanta The Medicity
Renu Saxena; Medanta The Medicity
Naresh Trehan; Medanta The Medicity

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