Type E botulism from home-canned gefilte fish. Report of three cases
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Type E botulism from home-canned gefilte fish. Report of three cases
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| Authors | Armstrong RW;Stenn F;Dowell VR;Ammerman G;Sommers HM;; |
| Journal | JAMA |
| Year | 1969 |
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diagnosis
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r w armstrong
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botulism* / diagnosis
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food preservation
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