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The burden of drinking water-associated cryptosporidiosis in China: the large contribution of the immunodeficient population identified by quantitative microbial risk assessment.

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The burden of drinking water-associated cryptosporidiosis in China: the large contribution of the immunodeficient population identified by quantitative microbial risk assessment. (English)

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Shumin Xiao

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Wei An

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Zhimin Chen

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Dongqing Zhang

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Jianwei Yu

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Min Yang

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