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Legionnaires' disease at fifty: microbial ecology, diagnostic visibility and the unfinished business of water safety
Fifty years after Legionnaires' disease was first recognized, major outbreaks such as the 2026 New York City cluster still occur because environmental microbiology, clinical diagnosis, and building engineering operate in silos. This review aims to bridge these separated fields and establish a proact
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