Toxic effects of skin-lightening products in Canadian immigrants.

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"The fairer the better?" Use of potentially toxic skin bleaching products.Skin Bleaching and Dermatologic Health of African and Afro-Caribbean Populations in the US: New Directions for Methodologically Rigorous, Multidisciplinary, and Culturally Sensitive Research.

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