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Toppage > Surveillance > Infectious Agents Surveillance Report (IASR) > IASR Vol.43 No.5 (No. 507) May 2022 Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) infection in Japan, as at March 2022

IASR Vol.43 No.5 (No. 507) May 2022 Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) infection in Japan, as at March 2022


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Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) infection in Japan, as at March 2022

  • Clinical manifestation of EHEC cases in Japan, according to bacterial serotype, 2021
  • Outbreaks of food poisoning caused by EHEC under the Food Sanitation Law in Japan, 2021
  • An outbreak of EHEC O172 in a child care facility, Maebashi City
  • MLVA analysis of EHEC isolated in Japan, 2021
  • Geographically dispersed widespread occurrence of EHEC O156:H-/Hg25 in Japan
  • Hemolytic uremic syndrome among EHEC infection cases notified through NESID in Japan, 2021
  • A widespread outbreak of EHEC attributed to a training facility in Shizuoka Prefecture
  • EHEC food poisoning linked to facilities from the same restaurant chain, Tokyo Prefecture
  • EHEC O157 food poisoning at a yakiniku restaurant in Kawasaki City
  • Reports of EHEC outbreak investigations in 2021, United States
  • Large-scale food poisoning due to Escherichia coli with enteroaggregative E. coli heat-stable enterotoxin gene (astA), Saitama Prefecture
  • Characteristics of leptospirosis cases that occurred in Okinawa Prefecture, 2021
  • Maternal antibody testing for infectious diseases and occurrence of infectious diseases during pregnancy, Osaka Prefecture
  • Determination of the influenza HA vaccine strains for the 2022/23 season
  • Association between a campaign that promoted dining out and COVID-19 case occurrence in restaurants, Asahikawa City
  • Outbreaks of COVID-19 (Delta variant) at daycare facilities in multiple areas where transmission was primarily suspected to be from parents/guardians, Japan, October to November 2021
  • Pathogens detected in confirmed and suspected COVID-19 cases reported in the NESID Infectious Agents Surveillance System (January 2020 to May 2022)

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