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    Association of a COVID-19 diagnosis with adverse events, cohort design, follow-up starting on the day after time 0.

    Association of a COVID-19 diagnosis with adverse events, cohort design, follow-up starting on the day after time 0. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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    Association of a COVID-19 diagnosis with adverse events, SCRI design, marketscan and medicare, follow-up starting on the day after time 0.

    Association of a COVID-19 diagnosis with adverse events, SCRI design, marketscan and medicare, follow-up starting on the day after time 0. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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    Eligibility assessment, covariate assessment, and follow-up windows relative to time 0 for the cohort design.

    Eligibility assessment, covariate assessment, and follow-up windows relative to time 0 for the cohort design. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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    Estimated Association of a COVID-19 Diagnosis With Neurologic or Immune-Mediated Outcomes: Analysis Starting Follow-Up on the Day After Time 0.

    Estimated Association of a COVID-19 Diagnosis With Neurologic or Immune-Mediated Outcomes: Analysis Starting Follow-Up on the Day After Time 0. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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    Characteristics of included individuals for SCRI and cohort analyses.

    Characteristics of included individuals for SCRI and cohort analyses. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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    Analysis set for each outcome and definition.

    Analysis set for each outcome and definition. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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    Eligibility Assessment, Covariate Assessment, Risk Windows, and Reference Windows Relative to Time 0 for the Self-Controlled Risk Interval Design.

    Eligibility Assessment, Covariate Assessment, Risk Windows, and Reference Windows Relative to Time 0 for the Self-Controlled Risk Interval Design. by Shelby S. Fisher (22676406)

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