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. 1959 Mar;57(1):92–105. doi: 10.1017/s0022172400019926

Salmonellosis in Northern Ireland, with special reference to pigs and salmonella-contaminated pig meal

K W Newell, R McClarin, C R Murdock, W N MacDonald, H L Hutchinson

PMCID: PMC2218097 PMID: 13641658

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