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I need a document with links to official web pages speaking about risks of non correct use of garments in hospitals. have some info, and need a research of each one , one by one to add in the document. Need as much as link as possible or attached files with the info in the next list. Burden M et al (2013) Bacterial contamination of healthcare workers’ uniforms: a randomized controlled trial of antimicrobial scrubs. Journal of Hospital Medicine; 8: 7, 380-385. 2. Fijan S, Turk SŠ (2012) Hospital textiles - Are they a possible vehicle for healthcare-associated infections? International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health; 9: 9, 3330-3343. 3. Casey AL et al (2010) Role of copper in reducing hospital environment contamination. Journal of Hospital Infection; 74: 1, 72-77. 4. McGovern B et al (2010) The necktie as a potential vector of infection: are doctors happy to do without? Journal of Hospital Infection; 75: 2, 138-139. 5. 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