Describes the public health response, including increased surveillance and immunization, following the detection of wild poliovirus in Israel in 2013.
In 2013, samples from routine environmental surveillance at a sewage-treatment plant in Israel tested positive for wild-type poliovirus. In response, Israeli health policymakers ramped up environmental surveillance and launched supplementary immunization activities.
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