The Effect of Sex on the Incidence, Latency, Duration and Perceived Burden of Adverse Events Following Seasonal Influenza Vaccination in the Netherlands

Slingerland, P.; van Hunsel, Florence P. A. M.; Lieber, T.; van Balveren, L.; Duijster, J. W.

doi:10.1007/s40264-023-01356-7

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The Effect of Sex on the Incidence, Latency, Duration and Perceived Burden of Adverse Events Following Seasonal Influenza Vaccination in the Netherlands

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