Bacterial and viral interactions within the nasopharynx contribute to the risk of acute otitis media
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O. Ruuskanen | R. Vainionpää | P. Huovinen | M. Pettigrew | J. Jalava | M. Waris | E. Lahti | Kati Räisänen | P. Tähtinen | M. Laine | A. Ruohola | L. Lindholm | Miia Laine
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