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June 28, 2024British Journal of Dermatology

O13 42 590 fewer skin tumours diagnosed in England during the 2020 COVID pandemic: greatest reductions in melanoma in situ, stage I melanomas and basal cell carcinomas

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OSOmsin SrimudkulZVZoe C VenablesNLN. J. Levell

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