Hypothesis: the changing relation ships of Helicobacter pylori and humans: implications for health and diseaseIn a world of black and white, Helicobacter pylori is grayJohn Lykoudis: an unappreciated discoverer of the cause and treat

Martin J Blaser; Basil Rigas; Chris Feretis; Efstathios D Papavassiliou; Heiner C Bucher; Lauren E Griffith; Gordon H Guyatt; Philippe Sudre; Marcel Naef; Pedram Sendi; Manuel Battegay; David Wilkinson; SB Squire; Paul Garner

2000, Number 1

Enf Infec Microbiol 2000; 20 (1)

Hypothesis: the changing relation ships of Helicobacter pylori and humans: implications for health and disease
In a world of black and white, Helicobacter pylori is gray
John Lykoudis: an unappreciated discoverer of the cause and treat

Blaser MJ, Rigas B, Feretis C, Papavassiliou ED, Bucher HC, Griffith LE, Guyatt GH, Sudre P, Naef M, Sendi P, Battegay M, Wilkinson D, Squire SB, Garner P

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