Clinical characteristics and antibody responses to Omicron variants among pregnant women in China during the December 2022–April 2023 COVID-19 pandemic wave - Scorecard - MDSpire

Clinical characteristics and antibody responses to Omicron variants among pregnant women in China during the December 2022–April 2023 COVID-19 pandemic wave

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  • Zhang, Hangjie

  • Yin, Haichang

  • Bao, Ruijing

  • Ma, Lanxin

  • Dai, RongRong

  • Liu, Xinyu

  • Xu, Nani

  • He, Fang

  • Jiang, Jianmin

  • May 18, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Clinical Features and Antibody Responses to Omicron Variants in Pregnant Women in China During the COVID-19 Surge from December 2022 to April 2023

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          Clinical characteristics and antibody responses to Omicron variants among pregnant women in China during the December 2022–April 2023 COVID-19 pandemic wave

          • by Zhang, Hangjie , Yin, Haichang , Bao, Ruijing , Ma, Lanxin , Dai, RongRong , Liu, Xinyu , Xu, Nani , He, Fang , Jiang, Jianmin

          • May 18, 2026

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