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For the third time in the US since 2020, a patient in Mississippi was diagnosed with melioidosis due to infection with the locally acquired bacterium, Burkholderia pseudomallei, now considered endemic in the Gulf Coast region of the US.

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A potentially fatal bacteria confirmed in the United States has prompted a warning from federal authorities.Three cases of B. pseudomallei, which can become lethal if not treated, have been confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and …

A potentially deadly germ has made way to the US Gulf Coast, as cases of infection from the bacteria Burkholderia pseudomallei were reported.

Weird. How did that happen? Just the News: The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Wednesday that a deadly bacterium with a 50% fatality rate worldwide had entered the U.S. Gulf Coast, prompting an endemic declaration by the government agency. According to reports, the CDC confirmed several cases of infection from…

The most recent case of the infection was reported in January from a resident living in Mississippi. Two more cases were reported in the same region in May 2020 and July 2020.

A deadly bacteria reported to have a 50% fatality rate is now reported to be in the US.

The CDC discovered a bacterium that causes a disease with a roughly 50% fatality rate living in soil and stagnant water along part of the U.S. Gulf Coast.

A deadly bacteria reported to have a 50% fatality rate is now reported to be in the US.

A deadly bacteria reported to have a 50% fatality rate is now reported to be in the US.