Bacteria found in raw shellfish linked to 1 death in Long Island, 2 in Connecticut
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The death of a Long Island resident has been linked to a bacteria found in raw shellfish or seawater that has also been blamed for two deaths in Connecticut, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday.
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Connecticut's health department says two residents have died this summer from infections linked to bacteria found in raw shellfish or seawater. Three people in the state are known to have
HARTFORD, Conn. >> Two Connecticut residents have died this summer from infections linked to a bacteria found in raw shellfish or seawater, the Connecticut Department of Public Health said Tuesday.
Precautions for avoiding the potentially deadly bacteria include protecting open wounds from seawater and, for those with compromised immune systems, forgoing raw or undercooked shellfish.
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Two Connecticut residents have died this summer from infections linked to a bacteria found in raw shellfish or seawater, the state
The death of a Long Island resident has been linked to a bacteria found in raw shellfish or seawater that has also been blamed for two deaths in Connecticut, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday.
