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Identification and containment of an outbreak of SARS in a community hospital

Hy A. Dwosh, Harry H.L. Hong, Douglas Austgarden, Stanley Herman and Richard Schabas

CMAJ May 27, 2003 168 (11) 1415-1420;

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Hy A. Dwosh, Harry H.L. Hong, Douglas Austgarden, Stanley Herman, Richard Schabas

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