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Kent E. coli Cases, Sewage and the Public Health Risk
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Kent E. coli Cases, Sewage and the Public Health Risk
Professor Chris Whitty Chief Medical Officer for England – pictured – warned that sewage in rivers and seas is a public health problem, not merely an environmental embarrassment. Canterbury researchers have now described elevated E. coli in the Stour River, including strains showing resistance to last-resort antibiotics. And Kent hospital data show community-associated E. coli bloodstream infections remain stubbornly high. But one point must be…
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