The Relationship Between Nutritional Anemia and Acne: A Case-Control Study

May 2023 in “ Cureus ”

Norah M Alharbi, Fatimah A AlGhofaili, Jolan S Alsaud, Lina M Asiri, Shumukh M. Almutairi, Dalal M Alruqayi, Maha K Alharbi

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