a great question print we are not talking about purely freshwater, no. it s usually a combination. if it s a river and the mouth of a river and there is a combination of fresh and saltwater, that is what we see . ocean water itself, usually the salt will keep it from growing. it s a combination of fresh and saltwater that s where you get it from. again, we re still only sing 10. that is not really increasing. the problem as it has a high death rate like you said five cases in florida this year. per receipt mostly in florida. five deaths in florida now three here up north. we are on the lookout for this. we are especially still looking for vibrio vulnificus from eating poorly cooked shellfish especially oysters public alert for both watch out you into warm water that is brackish but whatever the eating poorly cooked shellfish this is but a watch for. alicia: dr. marc siegel thank you so much for joining us projects great to see you.
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