While some E. coli strains are actually helpful for digestion, others, especially the kind lurking in contaminated food, drinks, or surfaces that might have a touch of poop, can cause infections.

In the study, E. coli survived longer on lettuce itself than on soil or plastic mulch. Fortunately, about 90% of birds observed on the farms were small and tended to poop mostly on soil ...

If you’ve been outside, you’ve probably run into branta canadesis — the Canada Goose. From urban parks to rural fields, these ...

In the study, E. coli survived longer on lettuce itself than on soil or plastic mulch. Fortunately, about 90% of birds observed on the farms were small and tended to poop mostly on soil, where ...

A new investigation of ground beef suggests that every hamburger you eat probably has a little bit of poop bacteria in it ... Note that E. coli and Enterococcus are fecal bacteria: Yes, the ...

Food and Drug Administration officials turned up dozens of violations at a McDonald's supplier linked to a deadly outbreak of E. coli that led to more than a hundred infections and a sweeping ...

One person has died from an e. coli infection stemming from a poop transplant, and the US government is warning it could happen again. The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday published a ...

His parents, Amber and Chris George, rushed him to the emergency room, clutching a stool sample in hopes of answers. Within hours, Colton was diagnosed with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli Hemolytic ...

Researchers have documented the first enteroinvasive E. coli outbreak in Thailand. An enteroinvasive E. coli (EIEC) outbreak affecting 154 people was ...