Outbreak of Listeriosis among Mexican Immigrants as a Result of Consumption of Illicitly Produced Mexican-Style Cheese
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Abstract. Background. In 2000, an outbreak of listeriosis among Hispanic persons was identified in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The objectives of the present
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| Authors | MacDonald, Pia D. M.;Whitwam, Robert E.;Boggs, Jackie D.;MacCormack, J. Newton;Anderson, Kevin L.;Reardon, Joe W.;Saah, J. Royden;Graves, Lewis M.;Hunter, Susan B.;Sobel, Jeremy; |
| Journal | clinical infectious diseases |
| Year | 2005 |
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