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The widespread use of skin lightening creams in Senegal: a persistent public health problem in West Africa. [electronic resource]

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del Giudice, Pascal

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Yves, Pinier

Producer: 20020712Description: 69-72 p. digitalISSN:

0011-9059

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In: International journal of dermatology vol. 41

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