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A flesh-eating bacteria is plaguing warm coastal waters
A health alert along southern beaches in the U.S. is alarming visitors and residents alike. The culprit is a dangerous flesh-eating bacteria most commonly found in warm coastal waters where people swim and fish. We take a look at this public health problem and what steps can be taken to prevent it.
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