Evaluating the effect of BCG vaccination for non-specific protection from infection in senior citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic: A randomised clinical trial
Anne Marie Rosendahl Madsen(University of Southern Denmark), Christine Stabell Benn(University of Southern Denmark), Peter Aaby(Bandim Health Project), Sebastian Nielsen(University of Southern Denmark), Lene Annette Norberg(Odense Municipality), Mette Bliddal(University of Southern Denmark), Sören Möller(Department of Public Health), Tyra Grove Krause(Statens Serum Institut), Frederik Schaltz‐Buchholzer(University of Southern Denmark), Lise Gehrt(University of Southern Denmark), Lars Schellerup(University of Southern Denmark), Rikke Christiansen(University of Southern Denmark)
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