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Washing with contaminated bar soap is unlikely to transfer bacteria

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Washing with contaminated bar soap is unlikely to transfer bacteria (English)

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J E Heinze

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F Yackovich

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August 1988

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Epidemiology and Infection

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101

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135-42

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BACTERIOLOGICAL STUDIES RELATING TO HANDWASHING. 1. THE INABILITY OF SOAP BARS TO TRANSMIT BACTERIA

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Bar soap and liquid soap

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Nosocomial infections: washing away the problem

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