Laboratory Exposures from an Unsuspected Case of Human Infection with Brucella canis

We report a case of human infection with a Brucella canis isolate in an adult in Canada who was receiving a biologic immunomodulating medication. We detail subsequent investigations, which showed that 17 clinical microbiology staff had high-risk exposures to the isolate, 1 of whom had a positive res...

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Published in:Emerging infectious diseases 2021-09, Vol.27 (9), p.2489-2491
Main Authors: Ahmed-Bentley, Jasmine, Roman, Susan, Mirzanejad, Yazdan, Fraser, Erin, Hoang, Linda, Young, Edward J, Morshed, Muhammad, Deans, Gregory
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Dogs
Headaches
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Infections
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Laboratory Exposures from an Unsuspected Case of Human Infection with
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Microbiology
Public health
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Microbiology
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Risk factors
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