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ENTEROPATHOGENS AMONG STAFF IN FOOD COMPANIES
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| No. 47 |
TUBERCULOSIS 2002, PART III
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| No. 46 |
RISING INFLUENZA ACTIVITY
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| No. 44 |
TUBERCULOSIS 2002, PART I
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| No. 43 |
LEGIONELLA PNEUMONIA 2003
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| No. 42 |
NEW AVIAN INFLUENZA A VIRUS IN DENMARK SALMONELLA OUTBREAK
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| No. 41 |
CHRONIC HEPATITIS B 2002
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| No. 39 |
INFLUENZA VACCINATION 2003/2004
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| No. 38 |
ANTIMICROBIAL GROWTH PROMOTERS
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| No. 35 |
PURULENT MENINGITIS 2002
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| No. 26-33 |
CHILDHOOD VACCINATION PROGRAMME MODIFIED * FINAL CESSATION OF OPV * BLOOD DONOR SCREENING 2002 * ORNITHOSIS 2001-2002
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| No. 25 |
MMR VACCINATION AND MEASLES 2002
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| No. 24 |
RABIES 2002 AND OPV CESSATION AUGUST 2003
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| No. 22a+b |
SUGGESTED VACCINATIONS FOR FOREIGN TRAVEL
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| No. 20/21 |
VEROTOXIN-PRODUCING E. COLI (VTEC) 2001-2002
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| No. 18 |
INDIVIDUALLY NOTIFIED DISEASES 2002
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| No. 16/17 |
MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE 2002 & SARS - UPDATE
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| No. 14 |
SARS - SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME - CONTINUED
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SARS (CONTINUED) & MYCOPLASMA GENITALIUM SARS – CONTINUED
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The incubation period is thought to be 2-7 days. Patients typically have fever, sore throat, cough, breathing difficulty, muscle pains and/or headache. SARS may be accompanied by rash, muscle stiffness, loss of appetite, confusion and diarrhoea. The diagnosis is often atypical pneumonia or respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). Cause of SARS
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OUTBREAK OF EBOLA IN THE REPUBLIC OF CONGO
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| No. 10 |
EUVAC.NET AND MEASLES IN THE EU
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| No. 9 |
ZOONOTIC ENTERIC INFECTIONS 2002
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| No. 8 |
INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN GREENLAND, PART II
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| No. 7 |
INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN GREENLAND, PART I
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| No. 6 |
NOTIFIED IMPORTED INFECTIONS 2000-2001
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| No.5 |
ALUMINIUM ALLERGY, GRANULOMA AND VACCINATION
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