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Journal Scan / Research · June 08, 2024

Analysis of Contact Allergens in "Clean" Children's Products From a Popular Retailer

Pediatric Dermatology

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Pediatric Dermatology

Are "clean" products safe for children? An analysis of contact allergens in "clean" children's products from a popular retailer

Pediatr Dermatol 2024 Apr 27;[EPub Ahead of Print], C Brumley, T Banks, P Arora, S Ophaug

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Are "clean" products safe for children? An analysis of contact allergens in "clean" children's products from a popular retailer

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