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Environmental determinants of <i>Bacillus cereus</i> food poisoning across the urban–rural gradient in the Republic of Korea, 2011–2024: a Bayesian zero-inflated analysis of 229 districts
Bacillus cereus is a spore-forming environmental bacterium and a common cause of foodborne illness, yet its population-level determinants are poorly characterised. We analysed 1,223 notified cases from the 229 districts of the Republic of Korea, 2011 to 2024; models used the 223 contiguous
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