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Predicting COVID-19 infection among older Syrian refugees in Lebanon: A multi-wave survey
Objectives: Older refugees, exposed to a cluster of biological and social vulnerabilities, are more susceptible to infectious disease outbreaks and their complications. This study developed a predictive model estimating self-reported COVID-19 infection risk among older Syrian refugees in Lebanon usi
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