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Death toll from flesh-eating bacteria rises: These are the Vibrio warning signs to watch for

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August 12, 2026
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Beachgoers in several southern states have been warned to proceed with caution after several more deaths were reported in people who contracted vibriosis, an infection from a bacteria that can cause “flesh-eating” disease.

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