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Bacterial vaginosis: a synthesis of the literature on etiology, prevalence, risk factors, and relationship with chlamydia and gonorrhea infections
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    • Bacterial vaginosis: a synthesis of the literature on etiology, prevalence, risk factors, and relationship with chlamydia and gonorrhea infections

    • Bacterial vaginosis: a synthesis of the literature on etiology, prevalence, risk factors, and relationship with chlamydia and gonorrhea infections

    • MMR   2016年3卷第2期 页码:93-103
    • 纸质出版:2016-06

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  • Bacterial vaginosis: a synthesis of the literature on etiology, prevalence, risk factors, and relationship with chlamydia and gonorrhea infections[J]. MMR, 2016,3(2):93-103. DOI:

    Christian T. Bautista, Eyako Wurapa, Warren B. Sateren, et al. Bacterial vaginosis: a synthesis of the literature on etiology, prevalence, risk factors, and relationship with chlamydia and gonorrhea infections[J]. Military Medical Research, 2016, 3(2): 93-103. DOI:

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