| food-borne outbreak of giardia lamblia. | an outbreak of giardiasis occurred following a family party for 25 persons. nine who had eaten fruit salad became ill, compared with one who had not eaten the salad (relative risk = 7.4, 95% ci = 1.4, 169.3). the fruit salad preparer had a diapered child and a pet rabbit at home who were both positive for giardia lamblia. this outbreak emphasizes the importance of good hygienic practices in food preparation and the possibility of domestic-animal-to-person transmission in giardia outbreaks. | 1990 | 2400040 |
| tularemia--new jersey. | | 1986 | 3097493 |
| animal technician scores in new jersey practice. | | 1971 | 4936284 |
| pesticide exposure among migrant workers in southern new jersey. | | 1975 | 1170906 |
| leads from the mmwr. tularemia--new jersey. | | 1987 | 3795412 |
| epidemiologic and surveillance studies on avian influenza in live-bird markets in new york and new jersey, 2001. | in 2001, all 109 retail live-bird markets (lbms) in new york and new jersey were surveyed for the presence of avian influenza virus (aiv) by a real time reverse transcriptase/polymer chain reaction assay (rrt/pcr) and results compared to virus isolation (vi) in embryonating chicken eggs. the rrt/pcr had a 91.9% sensitivity and 97.9% specificity in detecting presence of aiv at the market level. however, the sensitivity at the sample level is 65.87%. the rrt/pcr is a reliable method to identify ai ... | 2003 | 14575100 |