Author:
Cohen D. R.,Porter I. A.,Reid T. M. S.,Sharp J. C. M.,Forbes G. I.,Paterson G. M.
Abstract
SUMMARYAn estimate of the benefits which would result from a ban on the sale of non-pasteurized milk in Scotland has been assessed by costing a recent outbreak of milk-borne salmonellosis in the Grampian Region.The cost of such a ban would not exceed the benefits under any but the most severe assumptions about the values attached to intangible benefits
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Subject
Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health,Immunology
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