We present a case of laboratory-acquired Salmonella Typhi, resulting in hospitalization of a technician. Blood and stool cultures revealed a S. Typhi strain, identical to the strain with which the employee had recently worked, confirmed using core-genome multilocus sequence typing. The incident occurred despite working in a biosafety cabinet.
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