The U.S. has seen its first deadly case of flesh-eating bacteria in Florida. The bacteria is more common in the summer and can be transmitted by raw or undercooked sea food or through wound exposure. NBC News’ Erika Edwards explains symptoms to watch for and how to protect yourself. The U.S. has seen its first deadly case of flesh-eating bacteria in Florida. The bacteria is more common in the summer and can be transmitted by raw or undercooked sea food or through wound exposure. NBC News’ Erika Edwards explains symptoms to watch for and how to protect yourself.
Flesh-eating bacteria kills one person in FloridaFlesh-eating bacteria kills one person in Florida
