Carnivorous Bacterium Off Italy Coast – One in Five Infected People Does Not Survive: "Very Dangerous
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Vibrations spread in warm seas. Even before Italy they have been proven long ago. How great is the danger for holidaymakers?
The risk of contracting Vibrio vulnificus infection in Italian waters, known as 'carne bacteria', "is extremely low, although traces of the bacteria have been found in our country in the past" (ANSA)
In the Mediterranean off Italy's coast, deadly vibrations have been discovered. What holidaymakers now need to know about the carnivorous pathogen.
Vibrio vulnificus, known as a meat-eater bacteria, is now under observation in the Strait of Messina, where a study conducted 21 years ago by the local university had...
The vibrio vulnificus, known as a meat-eater bacteria that has already caused two victims in Florida, is under observation in the Strait of Messina. As reported by the Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno, a research that dates back to 21 years ago, conducted by the university of the city, had analyzed the spread precisely in the waters between Sicily and the [...] L'articolo The meat-eater bacteria found in the Strait of Messina: here's what to know and ho…
A scary name, the "flesh-eating bacterium," and a story circulating on social media, causing alarm among those who frequent the Sicilian coast. But its presence in the waters of the Strait of Messina isn't a recent discovery: it dates back to a 2005 study. Bringing Vibrio vulnificus back into the spotlight are […] The article "Flesh-eating bacterium found in the Strait of Messina: symptoms and how to avoid it" comes from Diretta Sicilia.
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