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Tracy LM, Singer Y, Schrale R, Gong J, Darton A, Wood F, Kurmis R, Edgar D, Cleland H, & Gabbe BJ (accepted 24/07/2020). Epidemiology of burn injury in older adults: An Australian and New Zealand perspective. Scars, Burns & Healing.
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