Prevalent and Incident Bacterial Vaginosis Are Associated with Sexual and Contraceptive Behaviours in Young Australian Women
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Jane S. Hocking | Suzanne Garland | Basil Donovan | Marie Pirotta | John M. Kaldor | Sepehr N. Tabrizi | Lyle Gurrin | J. Kaldor | S. Garland | J. Hocking | L. Gurrin | S. Tabrizi | C. Fairley | C. Bradshaw | M. Pirotta | B. Donovan | Marcus Y. Chen | E. Urban | S. Walker | M. Currie | H. Birden | F. Bowden | Catriona S. Bradshaw | Jennifer Walker | Christopher K. Fairley | Kathryn McNamee | Eve Urban | Sandra Walker | Marian Currie | Hudson Birden | Francis Bowden | J. Walker | K. McNamee
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