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An outbreak of gastrointestinal illness associated with the consumption of escolar fish

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2002

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Yohannes, Keflemariam
Dalton, Craig
Halliday, Linda
Unicomb, Leanne
Kirk, Martyn D

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National Centre for Disease Control

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An outbreak of gastrointestinal illness occurred amongst attendees of a conference lunch in the Hunter area, New South Wales, in October 2001. A distinctive symptom reported by many ill persons was the presence of oily diarrhoea. The Hunter Public Health

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Keywords: fish oil; animal; article; Australia; diarrhea; epidemic; female; food poisoning; human; male; pathology; Perciformes; questionnaire; Animals; Diarrhea; Disease Outbreaks; Female; Fish Oils; Food Poisoning; Humans; Male; New South Wales; Perciformes; Ques

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/89715

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ANU Research Publications

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Communicable Diseases Intelligence

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