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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.
A potentially deadly germ has made way to the US Gulf Coast, as cases of infection from the bacteria Burkholderia pseudomallei were reported.
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.
Burkholderia pseudomalle, a deadly bacteria with a roughly 50 percent fatality rate worldwide, has made its way to the US Gulf Coast, where it has been declared endemic by the CDC.
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.