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letter . 2021 May 22:hcab055. doi: 10.1093/qjmed/hcab055
A scientific basis for anxiety about the emergence of resistant strains of covid-19
Oscar M P Jolobe
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Oscar M P Jolobe, MRCP(UK)
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Received 2021 Mar 7; Accepted 2021 Mar 12.
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This article has been corrected. See QJM. 2021 Nov 5;114(7):537.