Shiga toxigenic Escherichia coli incidence is related to small area variation in cattle density in a region in Ireland

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RT @CarinaBrehony: @IrishTimesOpEd Our recent study on cattle density and E. coli infection in Ireland covers this very topic https://t.co/…

@IrishTimesOpEd Our recent study on cattle density and E. coli infection in Ireland covers this very topic https://t.co/24XobuM4mc @ARME_Galway @beta1hat

RT @ARME_Galway: Our paper on human STEC incidence and cattle density in Ireland now available in STOTEN online @CarinaBrehony @beta1hat h…

RT @ARME_Galway: Our paper on human STEC incidence and cattle density in Ireland now available in STOTEN online @CarinaBrehony @beta1hat h…

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