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Stop using eye drops.

They may be linked to a drug-resistant infection.

The recommendation of course is a precaution because 50 patients have tested positive for

a drug-resistant bug.

Most patients used EzraCare artificial tears but it's unclear if the product caused

the outbreak.

So according to this people should immediately stop using eye drops that may be linked

to a drug-resistant infection.

That's according to the CDC.

It's unclear whether the product caused the outbreak but stopped using it just as a precaution.

The recommendation after permanent vision loss resulting in an eye infection was reported

in one person.

One person died from a bloodstream infection.

The patient's tested positive for a multi-drug-resistant bacterium.

As of January 20th, just 10-11-12 days ago today if you're listening live it's the second

of February 20th, 23.

As of January 20th, 50 people across 11 states, California, and Colorado, Connecticut,

Florida, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Nevada, Texas, Utah, and Washington had tested

positive for the bacterium called pseudodomas arugunosa.

pseudomonas aruginosa.

Yeah, that's what I said.

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