Salmonella in Victoria, 1997: the story so far
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https://doi.org/10.33321/cdi.1997.21.26Keywords:
Salmonella, outbreaks, VictoriaAbstract
The Infectious Diseases Unit of the Department of Human Services, Victoria, reported an increased incidence of Salmonella infections in early 1997. To 21 April 1997, 944 notifications had been received, passing the previous year’s total of 915. Five outbreaks of five separate serovars have been investigated and traced to their sources. The outbreaks, their sources and the control measures undertaken are described. Further clusters of other Salmonella serovars are being investigated. Comm Dis Intell 1997;21:120-122.
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01/05/97
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Lester, Rosemary, John Carnie, Lyn McLennan, Stephen Lambert, Helen Kelsall, Catherine Ferreira, Joy Gregory, Bronwen Harries, and Graham Rouch. 1997. “Salmonella in Victoria, 1997: The Story so Far”. Communicable Diseases Intelligence 21 (May):120-22. https://doi.org/10.33321/cdi.1997.21.26.
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