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The Department of Health (DOH) on Tuesday said reports of Narcos: Mexico actor Manuel Masalva‘s hospitalisation in Dubai due to an “aggressive bacterial infection” after a trip to the ...

Also known as "invasive strep," this bug can cause necrotizing fasciitis, a flesh-eating disease, as well as toxic shock syndrome, a sepsis-like infection that can trigger organ failure.

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Manuel Masalva, who is known for his role in "Narcos: Mexico," is in medical coma after contracting an aggressive bacterial infection following his recent trip to the Philippines. According to the Los ...

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Doctors discovered the bacterial infection, which had then spread to his lungs. His manager, Jaime Jaramillo Espinosa, told the LA Times he was responding to treatment and had been given antibiotics.