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Volume 22, Number 7—July 2016
Synopsis

Two Linked Enteroinvasive Escherichia coli Outbreaks, Nottingham, UK, June 2014

Sophie NewittComments to Author , Vanessa MacGregor, Vivienne Robbins, Laura Bayliss, Marie Anne Chattaway, Tim Dallman, Derren Ready, Heather Aird, Richard Puleston, and Jeremy Hawker
Author affiliations: Public Health England, Nottingham, UK (S. Newitt, V. MacGregor, V. Robbins, L. Bayliss, R. Puleston); Public Health England, London, UK (M. Chattaway, T. Dallman, D. Ready); Public Health England, York, UK (H. Aird); Public Health England, Birmingham, UK, and National Institute of Health Research, Liverpool, UK (J. Hawker)

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Table 1

Multivariable model of exposures associated with EIEC outbreak A, Nottingham, United Kingdom, June 2014*

Exposure Odds ratio 95% CI p value
Lettuce 4.99 2.01–12.42 0.001
Lamb donner
 0.35
 0.14–0.90
 0.030
*EIEC, enteroinvasive Escherichia coli.

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