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An Unexpected Source of Glucose Monitor-associated Allergic Contact Dermatitis

Overview
Journal Contact Dermatitis
Publisher Wiley
Specialty Dermatology
Date 2021 Feb 18
PMID 33598976
Citations 1
Authors
Christina Huang
Joel DeKoven
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