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Recognition of Chemical Associated Gastrointestinal Foodborne Illness
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Public Health Training Network Webcast

Originally aired March 30, 2005   
12:00 Noon - 1:00 PM ET

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Course Overview

 Webcast Topics
* Distinguish features of chemical associated foodborne illness
* Describe epidemiologic clues of a covert chemical associated foodborne illness
* Describe a structured approach to guide the generation of a differential diagnosis targeting various chemical etiologies
* Describe appropriate reporting strategies for suspected covert chemical associated foodborne illness
* Discuss the clinical course and general management of poisoning from various chemicals
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