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86 Potential Anthrax Exposures Identified as Count Continues to Go Up
Eleven more federal employees in the United States have come forward as people who were potentially exposed to an accidental anthrax outbreak after mishandling live samples in a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) lab.
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