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Flesh-eating bacteria investigated from Bellevue market fish
Flesh-eating bacteria investigated from Bellevue market fish
Updated: Nov 17, 2016 - 3:07 PMA fish from a Bellevue market may be the source of a rare and deadly bacterial infection that sickened a Western Washington woman, according to investigators from Public Health – Seattle and King County.The likely source of infection was tilapia fish purchased from the Asian Food Center, located at 14509 NE 20th Street.Called Vibrio vulnificus, the bacteria's symptoms range from vomiting and diarrhea to skin ulcers and swelling.
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Flesh-eating bacteria traced to tilapia bought from Bellevue market
Flesh-eating bacteria traced to tilapia bought from Bellevue market
County public health investigators said the likely source of a woman's bacterial infection is fish bought from a Bellevue supermarket.Fish bought from a Bellevue supermarket is the likely source of a woman's rare, life-threatening bacterial infection, according to health officials.The woman was diagnosed with Vibrio vulnificus on Nov. 10, said officials with Public Health — Seattle & King County.
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Flesh-eating bacteria linked to Bellevue fish market
Flesh-eating bacteria linked to Bellevue fish market
× Flesh-eating bacteria linked to Bellevue fish marketSEATTLE – A woman is recovering at home after catching a flesh-eating bacteria while preparing fish she bought at a Bellevue market.King County Health Investigators say on November 10th the woman was diagnosed with a rare infection caused by the bacteria Vibrio vulnificus.Investigators believe the likely source of the infection was from tilapia bought from the Asian Food Center, located at 14509 NE 20th St. in Bellevue.
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