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Arbovirus and Rickettsial Infections Among Combat Troops During Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm

Overview
Journal J Infect Dis
Publisher Oxford University Press
Specialty Infectious Diseases
Date 1993 Oct 1
PMID 8376827
Citations 4
Authors
A L Richards
J D Malone
S Sheris
J R Weddle
C A Rossi
T G Ksiazek
J W LeDuc
G A Dasch
K C Hyams
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