Harmful Algal Blooms
The poisoning syndromes that specific toxins can cause in people include ciguatera poisoning as well as amnesic, diarrhetic, neurotoxic, azaspiracid, and paralytic shellfish poisoning. All of the shellfish poisoning syndromes are known problems within the U.S.
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