Gulf Coast Sees Rise in Deadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Cases
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A Gulf Coast state reports a rise in Vibrio vulnificus infections, with 17 cases and four deaths this year, surpassing the previous 10-year average, mainly affecting those exposed to warm coastal waters or consuming undercooked seafood, highlighting a growing public health concern.
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