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Toilet Plume Aerosol Occupational Hazards to Healthcare Facility Workers : A Review of the Literature with Suggestions for Future Research

@inproceedings{Johnson2011ToiletPA,
  title={Toilet Plume Aerosol Occupational Hazards to Healthcare Facility Workers : A Review of the Literature with Suggestions for Future Research},
  author={David L. Johnson},
  year={2011}
}
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The role of hospital toilets in microbial dissemination and the effectiveness of ultraviolet C irradiation

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