In vitro testing of Today^TM vaginal contraceptive sponge with bacteria

H. A. Hammill Wadsworth-UCLA Medical Center, Microbial Disease Research Laboratory, Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles

L. C. Ford Wadsworth-UCLA Medical Center, Microbial Disease Research Laboratory, Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles

F. Suzuki Wadsworth-UCLA Medical Center, Microbial Disease Research Laboratory, Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles

Kristine Mickus Wadsworth-UCLA Medical Center, Microbial Disease Research Laboratory, Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles

D. Yip Wadsworth-UCLA Medical Center, Microbial Disease Research Laboratory, Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles

S. Finegold Wadsworth-UCLA Medical Center, Microbial Disease Research Laboratory, Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles

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