Texas man dies after raw oyster dinner linked to bacteria in shellfish
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Texas health officials said that a man in his 30s died over Labor Day weekend after consuming raw oysters at a local restaurant.
"He had problems with his liver. He also had some other problems, and he had to take some medication that suppressed his immune system," Dr. Keiser told FOX 26. "It just so happens that the conditions that he had really predisposed him to an overwhelming infection with Vibrio vulnificus." Sarah Rumpf-Whitten is a writer on the breaking news team for Fox News Digital. You can reach her on Twitter at @s_rumpfwhitten.
Officials said that he consumed several raw oysters from a restaurant Aug. 29, and was admitted to the hospital Aug. 31. He died over Labor Day weekend.
Officials have not released the man’s identity or the name of the restaurant, but said investigators are working to identify the source of the bacteria.
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