Daily Intake of Soft Drinks and Moderate‐to‐Severe Acne Vulgaris in Chinese Adolescents
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Xingyu Zhang | Shuang Zhao | Yi Xiao | Wu Zhu | Mingliang Chen | Xiang Chen | Yehong Kuang | Minxue Shen | Juan Su | Juan Su | Xiang Chen | Jianglin Zhang | M. Shen | Yi Xiao | Jianglin Zhang | Xiaoyan Huang | Danrong Jing | Yuzhou Huang | Xingyu Zhang | Jie Li | Mingliang Chen | Xiaoyan Huang | Jie Li | Yuzhou Huang | Danrong Jing | Liping Chen | Y. Kuang | Shuang Zhao | Wu Zhu | Liping Chen | J. Su | D. Jing
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