Social and racial inequalities as contributing factors to COVID-19 vulnerability in São Paulo, Brazil

Sabrina L. Li (), Rafael Pereira, Carlos A. Prete (), Alexander E. Zarebski (), Lucas Emanuel (), Pedro J. H. Alves (), Pedro S. Peixoto (), Carlos K. V. Braga (), Andreza A. de S. Santos (), William M. de Souza (), Rogerio J. Barbosa (), Lewis F. Buss (), Alfredo Mendrone (), Cesar de Almeida-Neto (), Suzete C. Ferreira (), Nanci A. Salles (), Izabel Marcilio (), Chieh-Hsi Wu (), Nelson Gouveia (), Vitor H. Nascimento (), Ester C. Sabino (), Nuno R. Faria () and Jane P. Messina ()
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Carlos A. Prete: IPC
Alexander E. Zarebski: IPC
Lucas Emanuel: IPC
Pedro J. H. Alves: IPC
Pedro S. Peixoto: IPC
Carlos K. V. Braga: IPC
Andreza A. de S. Santos: IPC
William M. de Souza: IPC
Rogerio J. Barbosa: IPC
Lewis F. Buss: IPC
Alfredo Mendrone: IPC
Cesar de Almeida-Neto: IPC
Suzete C. Ferreira: IPC
Nanci A. Salles: IPC
Izabel Marcilio: IPC
Chieh-Hsi Wu: IPC
Nelson Gouveia: IPC
Vitor H. Nascimento: IPC
Ester C. Sabino: IPC
Nuno R. Faria: IPC
Jane P. Messina: IPC

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Keywords: COVID-19; social and health inequalities (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Date: 2021-05
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