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    may experience abdominal cramps, vomiting, and fever. Often times, people experience hemorrhagic colitis (bloody diarrhea) due to the swelling, erosion, and hemorrhaging of the colon wall. Among those infected, 30-45% are hospitalized due to hemolytic anemia or renal failure. STEC E. coli will sometimes progress into the deadly HUS E. coli that causes pancreatitis, kidney problems, and neurological problems such as stroke, seizures, and comas (Escherichia,…

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