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Common Source Outbreak

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Common Source Outbreak
An outbreak that results from a group of persons being exposed to a common noxious influence, such as an infectious agent or toxin

Public health A mass infection from a single contaminated source

common source outbreak
Epidemiology An outbreak that results from a group of persons being exposed to a common pathogen or toxin Public health A mass infection from a single contaminated source


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Objectives include developing and maintaining EWGLINET, enhancing the capability within the EU to detect common source outbreaks early, enabling member states to implement timely preventive action, informing all those that need to know about travel associated Legionnaires' disease to promote primary preventive action and collaborative investigations, and providing a dedicated website for enhancing EWGLI's information resource.
In the course of the successful collaboration of CDC with the cruise industry on reducing common source outbreaks (Cramer, Gu, Durbin, 2003; Lawrence, 2004; Rooney et al.
 
 
 
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