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Differential survival of potentially pathogenic, septicemia- and meningitis-causing *E. coli* across the wastewater treatment train

Medicine and Health

Differential survival of potentially pathogenic, septicemia- and meningitis-causing *E. coli* across the wastewater treatment train

D. Yu, K. Ryu, et al.

This study by Daniel Yu, Kanghee Ryu, Simon J. G. Otto, Paul Stothard, Graham Banting, Norma Ruecker, Norman F. Neumann, and Shuai Zhi reveals alarming insights into the survival of pathogenic *E. coli* strains throughout wastewater treatment, highlighting their potential risks in transmitted wastewater effluents.

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