• Tue. Apr 22nd, 2025

Une infection bactérienne mortelle se propage au Japon. Voici ce qu’il faut savoir sur les causes et la prévention.

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ByPhilippe Lefebvre

Jun 19, 2024

Source de l’image:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stss-bacterial-infection-japan-symptoms-causes-prevention/

Une infection bactérienne rare liée à des fromages importés a été signalée au Japon. Les autorités sanitaires japonaises ont confirmé que des cas d’infection à Streptococcus suis de type 2 (STSS) ont été associés à la consommation de fromages importés d’Europe. Cette bactérie peut provoquer une grave infection sanguine et entraîner des complications graves telles que la méningite ou des chocs toxiques. Les symptômes de l’infection comprennent de la fièvre, des maux de tête et des douleurs musculaires. Les autorités exhortent les consommateurs à faire preuve de prudence lors de la consommation de produits laitiers et à consulter un médecin dès l’apparition de symptômes inhabituels.

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By Philippe Lefebvre

Philippe Lefebvre is a dedicated journalist at Francoam, a leading U.S. news outlet in the French language. With a passion for journalism and a commitment to keeping the French-speaking community informed, Philippe is a respected voice in his field. Armed with a Journalism degree, Philippe embarked on a career path to bridge the information gap for French-speaking Americans. He covers a wide range of topics, from politics to culture, providing insightful and culturally relevant news. Philippe's profound understanding of the French-American experience allows him to connect deeply with his audience. He not only reports the news but also advocates for the community, amplifying their voices and addressing their concerns. In an era where culturally pertinent news is vital, Philippe Lefebvre excels in his role as a journalist at Francoam, empowering his readers to engage with the issues that matter most to them. He remains a trusted source of information and a cultural ambassador for French-Americans navigating life in the United States.