Nonfoodborne<i>Vibrio</i>Infections: An Important Cause of Morbidity and Mortality in the United States, 1997–2006

Amy Dechet(San Francisco General Hospital), John A. Painter(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Nana Koram(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Patricia Yu(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Clinical Infectious Diseases
February 28, 2008
10.1086/529148
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