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EHEC: Vets want to reduce bacteria in ruminants

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The reduction of EHEC bacteria in the gut of ruminant animals could help to prevent such epidemics in future. (Reuters photo: images)
The Professer looks now, veterinarians have a duty and declared: "If we manage to reduce the number of EHEC in ruminants, that is a preventive measure for human health. We want to have as few EHEC in ruminants as possible. "
Occur because the more EHEC in ruminants, was greater at the end of the risk that they eventually come to man. For example, on food or through direct contact.


The natural reservoir of EHEC is the intestine of ruminants, Wieler further. The animals would not harm them. In humans, this could also lead to bloody diarrhea. At the same time, however, to clarify the medical profession: the particularly aggressive variant of EHEC, died in Germany at around 50 people appeared, though not to come from ruminants. "We can only speculate as to date and has been created where HUSEC041, but so far it looks like it, he's from the people."
As the reduction of EHEC bacteria can be achieved in the animal gut, about the science, however, disagreed: "Some scientists believe that one can create by certain feeding regime, others are more interested in drugs or vaccinations. But there are so many different types of EHEC that all these approaches are likely to be difficult to implement. "

http://www.deutsch-tuerkische-nachrichten.de/2011/07/129475/
 
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