Outbreak investigation of Rotaviral diarrhea in a daycare in Bangkok,Thailand, 2007

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  • S. Maneenithiveth Health center Bangkok Metropolitant Administrator
  • P. Juntron Health center Bangkok Metropolitant Administrator
  • W. Chartwiroon Health center Bangkok Metropolitant Administrator
  • P. Siriarayaporn Research and Training section, Bureau of Epidemiology

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2024-06-07

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Maneenithiveth, S., Juntron, P., Chartwiroon, W., & Siriarayaporn, P. (2024). Outbreak investigation of Rotaviral diarrhea in a daycare in Bangkok,Thailand, 2007. Weekly Epidemiological Surveillance Report, 39(13), 220–222. retrieved from https://he05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/WESR/article/view/2385

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Vol. 39 No. 13 (2008): 13th week

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