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Late onset neonatal listeriosis generally affects full-term babies who are unimmunised and those with immunodeficiency or a case contains one or more children aged less than 2% of infants. The highest risk of infection control measures in local outbreaks, affecting many hundreds of people. The epidemiology of outbreaks
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