Dinoflagellates can produce harmful algal blooms that release toxins into the water, which can accumulate in shellfish and fish consumed by humans. These toxins, such as saxitoxin and domoic acid, can lead to conditions like paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) or amnesic shellfish poisoning (ASP), resulting in severe neurological symptoms or even death. Additionally, certain dinoflagellates can cause respiratory issues when aerosolized, posing further health risks to humans nearby. Proper monitoring and management of these algal blooms are essential to mitigate their impact on public health.
An illness that is able to cause death.
illness
She died from a unknown illness
How about poisons
Aristotle died from an unidentified stomach illness.
She died from a unknown illness
microorganisms in it that can cause illness, diseases, and death.
Not in humans.
Hamlisch died after a brief illness. Details of his death are not being released.
tetanus
It can cause illness, injuries, disabilities or death.
A terminal illness is one that cannot be cured or effectively treated and carries a likely prognosis of death. Mental illnesses would not be considered terminal as they are not physical in nature, and therefor not cause death by one simply having the illness.