Once inside, it multiplies rapidly and releases toxins that kill cells and break down tissue, causing severe damage.
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What’s behind the surge of flesh-eating bacteria on the Gulf Coast? - NOLA.com
A deadly “flesh-eating” bacteria is turning up more often in Gulf Coast waters and sometimes in raw oysters. Here’s what to know to stay safe.
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