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Anthrax,in the United States, where reporting is probably fairly accurate. Synonyms for anthrax include charbon, malignant pustule, Siberian ulcer, malignant edema, woolsorters’ disease, and ragpickers’ disease.

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Brucellosis,y involved in infected mammals, and the organism is usually present in their milk. Acute brucellosis in man is characterized by irregular fever, chills, sweats, and weakness. Chronic human brucellosis is often marked by fever, weakness, anxiety, and depression.

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Corporate Boards and Employee Well-Being the scope of this chapter. Food poisoning due to bacteria constitutes approximately two thirds of the outbreaks in the United States for which an etiology can be determined. . However, it should be noted that only 36% of such outbreaks fulfill the criteria for confirmed etiology.

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Statistical Relational Learning,the etiological agent over 100 years ago, but it has still not definitely been cultured in artificial media, and there is much about the disease process we do not yet understand. In particular, relatively few good studies on the epidemiology and control of leprosy have been done.

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