Sentence examples for age outbreak from inspiring English sources

We used the 20-point severity scale to assess the severity of those AGE episodes which were not associated with the Nokia AGE outbreak of November December 2007.

To assess the roles of specific pathogens, temporal trends, and exposure pathways, we summarized AGE outbreak data submitted through NORS during the first 2 years after implementation of the system.

In the second follow-up season, an extensive waterborne AGE outbreak occurred in Nokia, a town close to Tampere.

Because the AGE outbreak surveillance was launched quite recently, the specimens from 11 outbreaks were not able to be obtained for sequencing.

The new AGE outbreak surveillance was launched in April 2014, and an outbreak was defined as an occurrence of three or more cases of AGE within 3 days resulting from a common exposure.

Sixty-five cases belonging to the AGE outbreak in Nokia were excluded from this analysis because of the extraordinary features of this outbreak leaving 1,128 cases in this study material.

However, until 2009, national surveillance for AGE outbreaks in the United States had been limited to foodborne or waterborne disease outbreaks because no national surveillance existed for AGE outbreaks spread by other transmission modes.

New emerging strains of noroviruses (NoVs) often increase acute gastroenteritis (AGE) outbreaks worldwide.

This analysis highlights norovirus as not only the leading cause of reported AGE outbreaks but also the leading cause of AGE outbreak associated hospitalizations and deaths.

Overall, AGE outbreaks exhibited winter seasonality: 2,972 (68%) of the 4,376 outbreaks occurred during November April.

Salmonella spp., Shigella spp., and STEC are also key contributors to AGE outbreaks.