| tularemia pneumonia in washington, dc. a report of three cases with possible common-source exposures. | in june 1978, three cases of tularemia pneumonia occurred in persons residing in the washington, dc, area. the patients, all men, became ill three to four days after a brief session training their hunting dogs in an undeveloped wooded area adjacent to a housing complex. one of the dogs, which later died, had captured a wild rabbit during the training session. all three men had handled the rabbit while familiarizing their dogs with the rabbit's scent. the men had no other common exposure that was ... | 1979 | 573806 |
| isolation, enumeration, and characterization of aeromonas from polluted waters encountered in diving operations. | counts of total viable, aerobic, heterotrophic bacteria, indicator organisms, and aeromonas spp. were made at a diver training site on the anacostia river in washington, d.c. the numbers of aeromonas cells in anacostia river sediment and water increased during periods of elevated water temperature, to maxima of 4 x 10(5) cells per g of sediment and 300 cells per ml of water. correspondingly, aeromonas counts dropped 2 to 4 logs as the water temperature decreased to 0 to 0.5 degrees c. cultures t ... | 1980 | 7396482 |
| observations on a group of viruses (jv-5, jv-6 and jv-10) comprising a newly recognized enterovirus serotype. | | 1964 | 14117623 |
| spoken on the occasion of the memorial service for dr. mearl f. stanton at st. mark's episcopal church, washington, d. c., on wednesday, may 21, 1980. | | 1981 | 7029100 |