Investigators with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment say that an outbreak of E. coli among eight children in the Evergreen area may be linked to elk droppings, which have tested positive for the same strain of bacteria identified in the youngsters. In the Denver Post.
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November 09, 2008
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