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Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli (STEC)
   
E. coli O157:H7 became reportable in North Dakota on January 1, 1991.
   
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2006 County Data
County Number of Cases Rate per 100,000
Adams 0 0.0
Barnes 1 8.5
Benson 0 0.0
Billings 0 0.0
Bottineau 0 0.0
Bowman 0 0.0
Burke 0 0.0
Burleigh 1 1.4
Cass 0 0.0
Cavalier 0 0.0
Dickey 0 0.0
Divide 0 0.0
Dunn 0 0.0
Eddy 0 0.0
Emmons 1 23.1
Foster 0 0.0
Golden Valley 0 0.0
Grand Forks 0 0.0
Grant 0 0.0
Griggs 0 0.0
Hettinger 0 0.0
Kidder 0 0.0
LaMoure 0 0.0
Logan 0 0.0
McHenry 0 0.0
McIntosh 0 0.0
McKenzie 0 0.0
McLean 0 0.0
Mercer 0 0.0
Morton 1 4.0
Mountrail 0 0.0
Nelson 0 0.0
Oliver 0 0.0
Pembina 0 0.0
Pierce 0 0.0
Ramsey 1 8.3
Ransom 0 0.0
Renville 0 0.0
Richland 0 0.0
Rolette 0 0.0
Sargent 0 0.0
Sheridan 0 0.0
Sioux 0 0.0
Slope 0 0.0
Stark 0 0.0
Steele 0 0.0
Stutsman 1 4.6
Towner 0 0.0
Traill 0 0.0
Walsh 0 0.0
Ward 0 0.0
Wells 1 19.6
Williams 1 5.1
Unknown 1 --
Total 9  
 
county case counts
 
county case rates
 





   
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2006 Gender Data
Gender Number of Cases Rate per 100,000
Male 6 1.9
Female 3 0.9
Unknown 0 --
  gender chart
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2006 Age Data
Age Group Number of Cases Rate per 100,000
0-4 2 5.1
5-9 0 0.0
10-19 2 2.0
20-29 2 2.2
30-39 0 0.0
40-49 0 0.0
50-59 1 1.5
60-64 1 4.1
> 65 1 1.1
Unknown 0 --
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E Coli Historical Data
Year Number of Cases
1991 5
1992 6
1993 14
1994 31
1995 8
1996 19
1997 15
1998 12
1999 19
2000 23
2001 27
2002 20
2003 14
2004 15
2005 16
2006 9
  historical chart
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