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City Lincoln / / Country Guinea / / Currency USD / / Facility University of Nebraska / US Institute of Medicine / / IndustryTerm puncture site / hazardous chemicals / chemical disinfection / Protective devices / physical containment devices / toxic chemicals / personal protective equipment / chemicals / / MedicalCondition cuts / leptospirosis / allergic reaction / dermatomycoses / serious human disease / zoonoses / salmonellosis / Rabies / pre-exposure rabies / Gastrointestinal (enteric) zoonoses / Enteric disease / Ringworm / Zoonotic diseases / regional lymphadenitis / sarcoptic mange / toxoplasmosis infection / avian influenza / aspergillosis / Lyme disease / illness / infections / Q fever / specific diseases / psittacosis / disease / several different zoonotic diseases / common infection / Brucellosis / unusual symptoms Workers’ compensation injuries / tapeworm infections / zoonotic infection / Alleged Occupational Injury / fever / Plague / scratch disease / Humans Zoonotic diseases / serious disorder / toxoplasmosis / diseases / allergic reactions / infectious organisms / infectious materials / preexposure rabies / fungus disease / infectious diseases / infection / serious injuries / / MedicalTreatment first aid / / Organization National Research Council / Safety Office / The University of Nebraska / US Institute of Medicine / University of Nebraska / / / Position occupation medicine physician / physician / occupational physician / supervisor / / ProvinceOrState Nebraska / / Region West Nile / / URL http /
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Infected animals can make you sick, even if they appear healthy and clean. Gastrointestinal (enteric) zoonoses are one type of illness that can upset the digestive system (stomach and intestines) and can make people sick