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12-08-2007 @ 3:40AM
William J. Vitale, M.D. said...
Fecal bacteria is far more than disgusting. While someone else's e-coli "may not be bad for you",
its presence is the benchmark for fecal contamination and all the other serious and sometimes deadly micro-organisms that may be in the sample - especially hepatitis, for example.
The local and state health inspectors are obiously not doing their jobs!
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