Study warns flesh-eating ocean bacteria found in warm climates could migrate north as temperatures rise

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Global warming could lead to a spread of possibly fatal infections deriving from bacteria in warm coastal waters, according to a new study.

Published 2 months ago · Philadelphia, United States

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Study warns flesh-eating ocean bacteria found in warm climates could migrate north as temperatures rise

Global warming could lead to spread of possibly fatal infections deriving from bacteria in warm coastal waters, new research shows.

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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'It’s expanding': Deadly flesh-eating bacteria thrive on East Coast as climate warms, research shows

As ocean temperatures rise due to climate change, bacteria that cause potentially deadly infections is spreading northwards up the East Coast.

2 months ago·United States

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Flesh-eating bacteria cases could increase and occur in more places due to climate change, study finds

While the bacteria is common in subtropical regions, there has been an increase of infections from Vibrio vulnificus in more northern locations, like the Delaware Bay.

2 months ago·New York, United States

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Climate change could increase the impact of “meat-eating” bacteria

Over the past three decades, the number of annual infections with the pathogen Vibrio vulnificus in the United States increased from 10 to 80. It also affects countries such as Brazil and Uruguay. Who is most at risk and what are the symptoms

2 months ago·C A B A, Argentina

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NBC News

What's to fear about warming oceans? Flesh-eating bacteria

Potentially deadly infections from a type of flesh-eating bacteria could significantly increase in the decades ahead as a result of climate change.

2 months ago·United States

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The Mercury

Cases of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Expected to Rise as Oceans Continue to Warm

NBC reports that potentially deadly infections from a flesh-eating bacteria could increase as climate change continues to warm the world's oceans. According to a study published in 'Scientific Reports,' infections caused by Vibrio vulnificus on the East Coast of the United States could double in the next two decades.

2 months ago·Hobart, Australia

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Study warns flesh-eating ocean bacteria found in warm climates could migrate north as temperatures rise

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Study warns flesh-eating ocean bacteria found in warm climates could migrate north as temperatures rise

Study warns flesh-eating ocean bacteria found in warm climates could migrate north as temperatures rise

'It’s expanding': Deadly flesh-eating bacteria thrive on East Coast as climate warms, research shows

'It’s expanding': Deadly flesh-eating bacteria thrive on East Coast as climate warms, research shows

Flesh-eating bacteria cases could increase and occur in more places due to climate change, study finds

Flesh-eating bacteria cases could increase and occur in more places due to climate change, study finds

Climate change could increase the impact of “meat-eating” bacteria

Climate change could increase the impact of “meat-eating” bacteria

What's to fear about warming oceans? Flesh-eating bacteria

What's to fear about warming oceans? Flesh-eating bacteria

Cases of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Expected to Rise as Oceans Continue to Warm

Cases of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Expected to Rise as Oceans Continue to Warm

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