Student researchers found high levels of E. coli, a bacteria found in feces, in Burnet Woods. It's not the first time.

UC researchers found high E. coli levels after moderate rainfall on June 7th, bucking previous assumptions that the bacteria only flourished after sewer overflows. The team says leaks may be to blame.

Because E. coli is a bacteria, treatment usually involves antibiotics ... but to find out specifically which strain of bacteria is the cause, a urine culture is required. This is important ...

Single-use technologies have revolutionized mammalian cell culture in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, but their adoption for microbial fermentation has ... 5-fold scale-up of a high-cell density E.

A student-led research project at the University of Cincinnati found “concerningly high” levels of human E. coli in the soils ...

The beef, which may be contaminated with E. coli, was distributed to Whole Foods Market retail locations across the U.S.

The CDC said E. coli infections can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infections, pneumonia, sepsis, and other illnesses. Symptoms usually show up three to four days after the bacteria is consumed.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, Rock Creek has been found to have "fecal contamination" from sewage and high levels of bacteria, including E. coli. Despite the federal warnings ...

Escherichia coli (E. coli) is a bacteria that commonly causes UTIs ... the doctor may recommend undergoing a urine culture test. This will help them determine which antibiotic will work best.