US EditionRise in STEC Infections Linked to Food and Overseas Travel
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Rise in STEC Infections Linked to Food and Overseas Travel
A sharp rise in Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) infections was recorded in England in 2024, new figures from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) show. There were 2544 culture-confirmed cases, up 26% from the 2018 cases recorded in 2023. Of these, 564 were STEC serotype O157 and 1980 were non-O157 strains. The UKHSA said […] The post Rise in STEC Infections Linked to Food and Overseas Travel first appeared on News Health.
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