Vibrio vulnificus: the seawater wound infection, who dies from it and the hours that matter
The short version Vibrio vulnificus is a bacterium of warm, low-salt seawater; a cut that meets that water can become
The short version Vibrio vulnificus is a bacterium of warm, low-salt seawater; a cut that meets that water can become
The short version Seal finger is a hand infection caught from seals, usually caused by Mycoplasma bacteria; fishers, hunters, sealers