A preliminary study on dressing patterns and incidence of candidiasis

I.A. Elegbe and M. Botu

American Journal of Public Health, 1982, vol. 72, issue 2, 176-177

Abstract: The incidence of candidiasis in two groups of voluntary participants wearing tight and loose fitted dresses was investigated by both microscopic and cultural techniques for a period of two months. Two-thirds of the positives by stain and culture were recovered from those wearing tight clothing (P

Date: 1982
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