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Man v. animal feeds as the source of human salmonellosis.
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Man v. animal feeds as the source of human salmonellosis.
Gangarosa EJ, Barker WH, Baine WB, Morris GK, Rice PA. Man v. animal feeds as the source of human salmonellosis. Lancet. 1973 Apr 21; 1(7808):878-9.
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Peter A Rice MD