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What is E. coli and how does it affect the body? Find out more in this video.

What is E. Coli -

What is E. coli and how does it affect the body? Find out more in this video.

Added: 8/19/09

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What is E. Coli

Brad: Hi! I'm Brad from Boston. I would like to know more about what E. Coli does to the body. Dr. Randell Wexler: Brad, you are probably talking about O157 H7, which is a very highly toxic strain of E. Coli, which if often found in under-cooked meats. That particular strain of E. Coli can cause sepsis which is a total body infection, infection of the blood stream. It can be very lethal and deadll. The most important thing to do is make sure that all beef is cooked well to avoid this problem.

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Brad: Hi! I'm Brad from Boston. I would like to know more about what E. Coli does to the body.

Dr. Randell Wexler: Brad, you are probably talking about O157 H7, which is a very highly toxic strain of E. Coli, which if often found in under-cooked meats. That particular strain of E. Coli can cause sepsis which is a total body infection, infection of the blood stream. It can be very lethal and deadll. The most important thing to do is make sure that all beef is cooked well to avoid this problem.

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