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. 2025 May 11;197(18):E519-E520.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.241440-f.

Virus Oropouche

[Article in French]
Tri Dinh  1 , Jamil Kanji  1 , Stephen Vaughan  2
Affiliations

Virus Oropouche

[Article in French]
Tri Dinh et al. CMAJ. .
No abstract available

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Conflict of interest statement

Intérêts concurrents :: Jamil Kanji déclare avoir été rémunéré pour sa participation à un comité consultatif portant sur un produit pharmaceutique non autorisé au Canada. Stephen Vaughan déclare avoir reçu des honoraires de Pfizer, Ferring, GSK et Viiv. Aucun autre intérêt concurrent n’est déclaré.

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