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How do people get E. coli? The most common causes are undercooked beef or raw milk, though people also can sick from eating produce contaminated at the farm, Pastula said.

How do you get E. coli? People typically get E. coli by consuming food or water that is contaminated with infected animal feces or through contact with feces from a person who’s infected.

How do you get E. coli? People typically get E. coli by consuming food or water that is contaminated with infected animal feces or through contact with feces from a person who’s infected.

How do you get E. coli? People typically get E. coli by consuming food or water that is contaminated with infected animal feces or through contact with feces from a person who’s infected.

The level of E. coli in urine declined within four hours of treatment and was maintained at the day 10 test-of-cure evaluation in 16 patients. All the participants’ symptoms had resolved by day 10.

You can get E. coli from eating contaminated foods, like undercooked meat, or fruits and vegetables that aren’t washed well.

How do you get E. coli? People typically get E. coli by consuming food or water that is contaminated with infected animal feces or through contact with feces from a person who’s infected.

How do you get E. coli? People typically get E. coli by consuming food or water that is contaminated with infected animal feces or through contact with feces from a person who’s infected.