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Title	Director investigation, gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004
Subject	Gastrointestinal system--Diseases--Ohio--South Bass Island.; Groundwater--Pollution--Ohio--South Bass Island.; Public health--Ohio.
Description	Title from PDF caption, main report (viewed on Feb. 12, 2007).
Publisher	Ohio Dept. of Health
Contributors	Ohio. Dept. of Health.
Type	Text
Identifier	http://www.odh.ohio.gov/news/lcmv1.aspx http://digitalarchive.oclc.org/request?id%3Doclcnum%3A82947316
Language	eng
Title-Alternative	Gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004; South Bass Island GI investigation
Description-Abstract	The findings have identified widespread ground water contamination as the mostly likely source of the illnesses. This came about through exhaustive study of ill persons who fit the case definition; extensive testing of many water systems on the island; a study of the groundwater or aquifer on the island; a review of past hydrological studies of the island and the aquifers; and a case-control study comparing sick persons with their well traveling companions.
Date-Issued	2006]
Format-Extent	7 electronic texts : PDF files.
Format-Medium	Government Publication
Relation-Requires	System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.
PDI.Date.Created	2006-06-19
PDI.Title	Director investigation, gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004
PDI.Title.Alternative	Gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004
OCLC number	82947316

Title	Page 1 Director investigation, gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004
Subject	Gastrointestinal system--Diseases--Ohio--South Bass Island.; Groundwater--Pollution--Ohio--South Bass Island.; Public health--Ohio.
Description	Title from PDF caption, main report (viewed on Feb. 12, 2007).
Publisher	Ohio Dept. of Health
Contributors	Ohio. Dept. of Health.
Type	Text
Identifier	http://www.odh.ohio.gov/news/lcmv1.aspx http://digitalarchive.oclc.org/request?id%3Doclcnum%3A82947316
Language	eng
Title-Alternative	Gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004; South Bass Island GI investigation
Description-Abstract	The findings have identified widespread ground water contamination as the mostly likely source of the illnesses. This came about through exhaustive study of ill persons who fit the case definition; extensive testing of many water systems on the island; a study of the groundwater or aquifer on the island; a review of past hydrological studies of the island and the aquifers; and a case-control study comparing sick persons with their well traveling companions.
Date-Issued	2006]
Format-Extent	7 electronic texts : PDF files.
Format-Medium	Government Publication
Relation-Requires	System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.
PDI.Date.Created	2006-06-19
PDI.Title	Director investigation, gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004
PDI.Title.Alternative	Gastrointestinal illness, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, August 2004
OCLC number	82947316

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