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The Guardian
Wild swimming associated with health risks
A large study conducted in Hungary found that wild swimming in lakes and rivers increases the risk of skin rashes and stomach illnesses, linked to higher concentrations of E coli and fecal bacteria. Researchers suggest that E coli should remain a key indicator of water pollution, countering recent WHO guidelines that focus on enterococci. The findings indicate that water quality standards may need to be maintained or revised to better protect swimmers.
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