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Center for Biologic Counterterrorism
and Emerging Diseases CBC-ED

MedStar Health Group Washington, DC Cloud Updated Monday, September 6, 2010 17:22 EST

Craig Feied, MD, FACEP, FAAEM Jon Handler, MD, FACEP Michael Gillam, MD

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Cholera
	Nurse checking IV - Zimbbabwe cholera oubreak 2008 WHO/Paul Garwood [2/19/2009]
	Vibrio Comma Asiatic Cholera [2/11/2009]
	Rice Water Stool [2/11/2009]
	Rice Water Stool [2/11/2009]
	Rehydration [2/11/2009]
	Death'S Dispensary [2/11/2009]
	Cholera [2/11/2009]
	Cholera in Equador CDC This slide shows a slum in Ecuador that was heavily affected by cholera due to its proximity to unsafe water sources. [2/6/2009]
	Wide Zimbabwe Cholera Waterline [2/6/2009]
	Vibrio Cholerae This scanning electron micrograph (SEM) depicted a number of Vibrio cholerae bacteria of the serogroup 01; Magnified 22371x. CDC PHIL [1/3/2008]
	Cholera In Iraq 2008 [1/3/2008]
	Cholera Bacterium2 [1/3/2008]
	Cholera In Bangladesh [1/3/2008]
	Crab Crabs have been a repeated source of cholera in the United States and elsewhere, even though they are rarely eaten raw. CDC PHIL [12/27/2004]

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