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Volume 11, Number 10, October 2005 Antibacterial Cleaning Products and Drug ResistanceAllison E. Aiello,* Bonnie Marshall,† Stuart B. Levy,† Phyllis Della-Latta,‡
Susan X. Lin,‡ and Elaine Larson‡ |
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Figure 2. Proportion of study participants with >1 bacterial species resistant to an antimicrobial agent on their hands. In the group that used antibacterial products, 82 and 105 hand samples were available at baseline and at year-end, respectively. In the group that used nonantibacterial products (i.e., plain soap), 82 and 96 hand samples were available at baseline and at year-end, respectively. |
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