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Foodborne disease outbreaks in Australia 2001-2009

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2011

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Astridge, Kate
McPherson, Michelle
Kirk, Martyn
Knope, K
Gregory, Joy
Kardamanidis, K
Bell, E

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Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology Inc.

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BACKGROUND: Analysis of surveillance data from foodborne disease outbreaks can help identify high-risk aetiological agents, food vehicles and settings. This information may help prevent future illness by informing the development of public health policy,

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/53247

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Open Access Research

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Food Australia

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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