Population
Campers and staff at a boys' summer camp located on Lake Champlain during an outbreak of coxsackievirus B5
Design
Other
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Recreational water may contribute to enterovirus outbreaks; leaves open the need for prospective confirmation before surveillance changes.
Demonstrates the successful isolation of coxsackievirus B5 from recreational water using polyelectrolyte 60, suggesting lake water may play a role in enterovirus outbreaks.
H. Bradford Hawley (1973) studied this question.
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