A food testing study in Poland has found a low overall prevalence of E. coli, but identified some areas of concern.
Researchers said the presence of high-risk serogroups and virulence gene profiles indicate a threat to public health.
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One outbreak caused by STEC O104 was reported
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A food testing study in Poland has found a low overall prevalence of E. coli, but identified some areas of concern.
Researchers said the presence of high-risk serogroups and virulence gene profiles indicate a threat to public health.
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