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Whole-genome sequencing links a Salmonella Newport ST164 outbreak on Fernando de Noronha to prior circulation in the Brazilian poultry supply chain.

Mariane Verinaud Soares et al.
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Foodborne outbreaks at geographically isolated tourist destinations pose distinctive One Health challenges, combining limited local surveillance capacity, complex intercontinental supply chains, and high visitor turnover. In May 2021, a diarrheal outbreak linked to a gastronomic festival in Fernando
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