Serotype to genotype: The changing landscape of listeriosis outbreak investigations.

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The classical definition of a disease outbreak is the occurrence of cases of disease in excess of what would normally be expected in a community, geographical area or time period. The establishment of an outbreak then starts with the identification of an incidence of cases above the normally expected threshold during a given time period. Subsequently, the cases are examined using a variety of subtyping methods to...

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