Oral Contraceptive Use and Risk of Ulcerative Colitis Progression: A Nationwide Study
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Anders Ekbom | Jonas F Ludvigsson | Andrew T Chan | M. Neovius | J. Ludvigsson | J. Askling | H. Khalili | Johan Askling | Martin Neovius | A. Ekbom | O. Olén | Hamed Khalili | Ola Olen | A. Chan
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