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What Causes Salmonella Infections, and How to Avoid Becoming Sick

The bacteria are a leading cause of food poisoning. Here’s how to avoid an infection.

United statesLouise francois watkinsFrancois watkinsMartin wiedmannDepartment of agricultureUniversity of vermontCornell university college of agricultureLife sciencesEnteric diseases epidemiology branchDisease controlCornell university collegeAndrea etterUnited statesdFood safetyService content

Vibriosis, infection with flesh-eating bacteria linked to raw oysters, may be on the rise

In recent months, infections with a flesh-eating bacteria have made headlines and spooked raw-oyster lovers around the United States. The culprit? Vibrio .

United statesNew yorkUniversity of central floridaNorth carolinaBurnett schoolEl salvadorCarolina department of healthSciences at university of central floridaBurnett school of biomedicalFlorida department of healthHuman servicesEnteric diseases epidemiology branchDrug administrationUs centers for diseaseFoodborne diseases active surveillance networkNew england

Flesh-eating bacteria linked to raw oysters may be spreading Here s what to know

In recent months, infections with a flesh-eating bacteria have made headlines and spooked raw-oyster lovers around the United States.

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Vibrio Vulnificus, Bacteria Found in Raw Oysters, May Be Rising

Vibrio Vulnificus, Bacteria Found in Raw Oysters, May Be Rising
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Local nonprofit encourages Georgians to recycle their Christmas trees – WABE

Amplifying Atlanta

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