‘Most at risk’ for COVID19? The imperative to expand the definition from biological to social factors for equity

Overview of attention for article published in Preventive Medicine, August 2020

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RT @mamactas: es como lo que todos sabíamos pero, mirá, no se dice: los estudios afirman que la pobreza es el grupo de riesgo. https://t.co…

es como lo que todos sabíamos pero, mirá, no se dice: los estudios afirman que la pobreza es el grupo de riesgo. https://t.co/7dujqrPD8W

RT @LadyAAmado: Aquí hay muchas referencias a investigaciones que relacionan pobreza, hacinamiento, marginalidad a mayor riesgo de enfermed…

Aquí hay muchas referencias a investigaciones que relacionan pobreza, hacinamiento, marginalidad a mayor riesgo de enfermedad: ‘Most at risk’ for COVID19? The imperative to expand the definition from biological to social factors for equity @sciencedirect …

The tools we have for #COVID are simple & straightforward. We have vulnerable/at-risk groups who are in danger in subsequent waves. ‘Most at risk’ for COVID? The imperative to expand definition from biological to social factors for equity #EMS https:/…