1965
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9610(65)80038-1
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Lack of effect of two hexachlorophene-containing soaps under normal hospital working conditions

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“…However, the anionic detergents in skin cleansers are reported to have some detrimental effects on skin (6). Although the antibacterial activity of hexachlorophene is the basis for its use in some deodorant soaps, there is controversy regarding its ability to reduce skin bacteria when used in soaps (7, 8).…”
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“…However, the anionic detergents in skin cleansers are reported to have some detrimental effects on skin (6). Although the antibacterial activity of hexachlorophene is the basis for its use in some deodorant soaps, there is controversy regarding its ability to reduce skin bacteria when used in soaps (7, 8).…”
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