Impact of a lactobacilli-containing gel on vulvovaginal candidosis and the vaginal microbiome
Eline Oerlemans(University of Antwerp), Sarah Lebeer(University of Antwerp), Sander Wuyts(University of Antwerp), Marianne F. L. van den Broek(University of Antwerp), Filip Kiekens(University of Antwerp), Ingmar Claes(University of Antwerp), Tim Henkens(University of Antwerp), Gert Bellen(Flemish Community), Gilbert Donders(Institut Scientifique de Santé Publique), Camille Nina Allonsius(University of Antwerp), Stijn Wittouck(University of Antwerp)
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