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Florida reports 6th case of 'flesh-eating bacteria' Vibrio vulnificus
From raw oysters to open wounds, here’s how Floridians can reduce their risk of Vibrio infection.
Another case of Vibrio vulnificus has been reported in Florida, according to data from the Florida Department of Health , bringing the year's total to six. That's double the number counted by this time last year. The new case was in Marion County, the FDOH said.
Vibrio vulnificus infection is rare, but the effects can be horrific and deadly. Nicknamed the " flesh-eating bacteria ," it infects people through open wounds and can quickly destroy muscle and skin tissue to the point where rapid amputation may be necessary.
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