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Norovirus outbreak associated with canteen salad in Suffolk, United Kingdom
Author(s):
Showell
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D Showell
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T Sundkvist
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M Reacher
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J. Gray
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J. GRAY
Publication date:
2007
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Wkly. Releases
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