Escherichia coli O157:H7: Animal Reservoir and Sources of Human Infection

Overview of attention for article published in Foodborne Pathogens & Disease, April 2011

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@Robdeschepper Ja het zit op planten. Maar hoe komt het daar? Vee blijkt een belangrijke verspreider. Zie o.a.: https://t.co/NN6ZXASxPY of https://t.co/wSgdWDxLuV

@Gove77 @CDCgov Work conditions on some farms is very troubling. In this case the CDC says the involved strain is E coli O157:H7 which is carried by cows. A study found the bacteria "survived up to 45 days longer in manure from corn silage-fed compared…

@ekaker2 Jag hittar inget på gris. Bara kor. https://t.co/qvMoFgvutz

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