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El uso de mascarillas se asoció con la reducción del comportamiento de tocarse la cara en ámbitos públicos durante la pandemia por COVID-19
Carolina Carrara
Evidencia. Actualización en la Práctica Ambulatoria · 2020
doi:10.51987/evidencia.v23i4.6891
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