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6 Florida counties saw ‘unusual increase’ in flesh-eating bacteria after hurricanes: health officials
Florida health officials noted that six Tampa Bay area counties saw an "unusual increase" in cases of Vibrio vulnificus this year, attributed to floodwaters from back-to-back hurricanes.
Florida flesh-eating bacteria cases surge to new record in wake of Hurricanes Helene, Milton
The warm floodwaters left by Hurricanes Helene and Milton provide a perfect breeding ground for all manner of nasty bacteria that can sicken humans.
Florida sees spike in flesh-eating bacteria cases, linked to post-hurricane flooding
As Florida rebuilds in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, an invisible threat lurks in the floodwaters: a potentially deadly bacteria.
Rise in flesh-eating bacteria cases follows Florida's hurricane trio
An increase in the number of Vibrio vulnificus cases this year was to be expected as the infection can be contracted through exposure of open wounds to saltwater, which is common after hurricanes.
Hurricanes appear to be flooding SWFL beaches with 'flesh-eating bacteria'
A range of peer-reviewed academic papers are reporting Vibrio vulnificus is prevalent on Southwest Florida beaches due to climate change, warming oceans and its endemic population.
‘Flesh-Eating’ Bacteria Surge in Florida Floodwaters After Back-to-Back Hurricanes
Florida health officials have warned residents to stay away from floodwaters, following a spike in cases of Vibrio vulnificus infection.
Flesh-eating bacteria cases rise in Florida following recent hurricanes
Several counties in Florida are experiencing an unusual increase in Vibrio vulnificus, a bacteria that can lead to flesh-eating infections.
Are Flesh-Eating Bacteria Hurricane’s Helene’s Parting Gift?
If hurricanes weren’t bringing enough misery, Florida’s warm, brackish waters are serving up “flesh-eating” bacteria. When storm surge meets seawater teeming with bacteria, disaster seems to breed, more disaster.
Flesh-eating bacteria cases rise to record level after hurricanes in Florida
Florida has seen a surge of flesh-eating bacteria cases in recent weeks after parts of the state were inundated with heavy rain and flooding due to back-to-back hurricanes, according to state health department data.
Florida sees dramatic increase in flesh-eating bacteria cases after back-to-back hurricanes
Doctors are warning people about flesh-eating bacteria after the Florida Department of Health saw a dramatic increase in confirmed cases of vibrio vulnificus in the Tampa Bay area.
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Claims 13 Lives in Florida After Devastating Hurricane
When most people think of the recent hurricane that hit Florida, images of destroyed homes, wrecked roads, and storm surges come to mind. But amidst the chaos, a hidden enemy has claimed 13 lives this year—a deadly bacteria that thrives in storm-ravaged environments.
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Health Alert: Pink Cocaine, E. Coli, Listeria and Vibrio Vulnificus
The drug found in a partial autopsy of former One Direction singer Liam Payne; E. Coli Outbreak: People in several states are ...
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Cases of flesh-eating bacteria are on the rise in Florida after back-to-back hurricanes
With Hurricanes Helene and Milton hitting Florida in quick succession, health experts are warning consumers about the ...
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Vibrio cases hit record high in Florida, survivor urges caution
Cases of flesh-eating bacteria are on the rise after recent natural disasters.
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Vulnificus occurs naturally in warm coastal waters. Its concentrations can rise with heavy rain and flooding.
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Flesh-eating bacteria cases in Florida rise after back-to-back hurricanes
Florida health officials warned residents and visitors to avoid floodwaters because of the rising number of cases involving a ...
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