Results of Routine Restaurant Inspections Can Predict Outbreaks of Foodborne Illness: The Seattle-King County Experience KATHLEEN IRWIN, MD, JANE BALLARD, MS, JOHN GRENDON, D V M , MPH, AND JOHN KOBAYASHI, MD,

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