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THESE vampires drawn to human blood could be inside your body - Know how they can kill you - News Healthcare

THESE vampires drawn to human blood could be inside your body - Know how they can kill you - News Healthcare
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Human Blood: An Attraction For Lethal / Pathogenic Bacteria

Scientists proved in a study some gastrointestinal bacteria can lead to severe infections leading to mortality, due to attraction to the nutrients in blood serum

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Dangerous Bacteria Actively Seek Out Human Blood, Scientists Discover

Dangerous Bacteria Actively Seek Out Human Blood, Scientists Discover
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Washington State Researchers Find Vampiric Bacteria

Researchers with Washington State University have recently discovered a phenomenon with certain types of bacteria that seems like it came from the script of a B horror movie.

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Vampire bacteria thirst for human blood — and cause deadly infections as they feed

Several bacteria that can cause deadly bloodstream infections in humans are attracted to an amino acid in our blood, scientists have discovered.

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