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Table B Illnesses acquired by ingestion of contaminated foods: A condensed classifi cation by symptoms, incubation periods, and types of agents Illness Etiologic agent and source Incubation or latency period a Signs and symptoms a Foods usually olvvin ed b Specimen to collect Factors contributing to foodborne outbreaks d UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS …
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