Perceptions of COVID-19 Risk: How Did People Adapt to the Novel Risk?

By sjmartinez • January 14, 2024

Sepucha K, Rudkin A, Baxter-King R, Stanton AL, Wenger N, Vavreck L, Naeim A. Perceptions of COVID-19 Risk: How Did People Adapt to the Novel Risk? Med Decis Making. 2024 Jan 13:272989X231221448. doi: 10.1177/0272989X231221448. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 38217398.

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