Risk Low, but Be Aware About ‘Flesh-Eating Bacteria’, Says Cape Health Experts
Warmer ocean temperatures near Woods Hole increased Vibrio vulnificus cases eight-fold in the eastern U.S., with Massachusetts reporting seven infections in recent years, health officials said.
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‘Only a matter of time’: Warming ocean water will make flesh-eating bacteria that infected Cape Cod swimmer more common - The Boston Globe
A bacteria that can cause flesh-eating infections is attracted to warmer ocean temperatures. A Cape swimmer was recently infected, and more cases are expected in the future.
Risk low, but be aware about ‘flesh-eating bacteria’, says Cape health experts
capecodcom · Risk low, but be aware about ‘flesh-eating bacteria’, says Cape health experts HARWICH – Health officials say that risk is low but residents should be aware of vibrio bacteria infection, or so-called ‘flesh eating bacteria’ after a case was reported on Cape. Local and state health officials confirmed on Friday a rare case […] The post LISTEN: Risk low, but be aware about ‘flesh-eating bacteria’, says Cape health experts appeared fir…
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued an alert on Wednesday about the "extremely rare case" of an individual who developed a...
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