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. 1986 Oct;62(5):358. doi: 10.1136/sti.62.5.358

Finger nails as a reservoir for Candida albicans in recurrence of vaginal candidosis.

V C Riley, F C Odds, P E Fisk, C E Webster
PMCID: PMC1011994  PMID: 3770759

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