Prevention of hand eczema: effect of an educational program versus treatment as usual - results of the randomized clinical PREVEX trial.
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T. Agner | J. Bonde | C. Gluud | N. Ebbehøj | P. Winkel | J. Lindschou | S. G. Vejlstrup | Maja H Fisker
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