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Possible Role of Cross-transmission Between Neonates and Mothers with Recurrent Clostridium Difficile Infections

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Journal Am J Infect Control
Specialty Infectious Diseases
Date 1999 Jun 8
PMID 10358237
Citations 5
Authors
L V McFarland
C M Surawicz
R N Greenberg
K E Bowen
S A Melcher
M E Mulligan
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