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Upper Respiratory Tract Microbiome of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children in Ear and Nose Health and Disease

25 Oct 2021

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Recurring and chronic infections of the ear (OM) are disproportionately prevalent in disadvantaged communities across the globe and, in particular, within Indigenous communities. Despite numerous intervention strategies, OM persists as a major health issue and is the leading cause of preventable hearing loss. In disadvantaged communities, this hearing loss is associated with negative educational and social...

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PMID: 34668729
DOI: 10.1128/spectrum.00367-21

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