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Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome (HUS) developed HUS (median age 5 years) contact via a petting zoo Kindergarten farm visit, W estern Australia 2010 . Cryptosporidiosis . 10 children ; Direct and indirect animal contact . Animal sanctuary, Queensland 2007 HUS due to Enterohaemorrhagic
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