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Volume 32, Number 12—December 2026

Dispatch

Endemic Cryptococcus gattii Infections, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2016–2024

Rim ZayedComments to Author , Melanie DiQuinzio, Glenn Patriquin, Elizabeth Simms, Kristen O’Brien, Alysia Robinson, Rebekah Wetmore, Jennifer Cram, and Katherine McIsaac
Author affiliation: Public Health, Nova Scotia Health, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (R. Zayed, K. O’Brien, A. Robinson, R. Wetmore); Dalhousie University, Halifax (M. DiQuinzio, G. Patriquin, E. Simms); Department of Health and Wellness, Halifax (J. Cram, K. McIsaac)

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Number of confirmed Cryptococcus gattii infections by year of diagnosis, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2016–2024.

Figure. Number of confirmed Cryptococcus gattii infections by year of diagnosis, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2016–2024.

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