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Epidemiologic and environmental investigation of a recreational water outbreak caused by two genotypes of Cryptosporidium parvum in Ohio in 2000.

The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene - 1 Nov 2004

Mathieu Els, Levy Deborah A, Veverka Fran, Parrish Mary-Kay, Sarisky John, Shapiro Nancy, Johnston Stephanie, Handzel Thomas, Hightower Allen, Xiao Lihua, Lee Yeuk-Mui, York Steve, Arrowood Michael, Lee Robin, Jones Jeffrey L

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In August 2000, the Ohio Department of Health requested assistance to investigate a cryptosporidiosis outbreak with more than 700 clinical case-patients. An epidemiologic and environmental investigation was conducted. Stool specimens, pool water, and sand filter samples were analyzed. A community...

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