A Georgia resident who was likely infected while swimming in a freshwater lake or pond has died from a rare brain eating amoeba infection, the Georgia Department of Public Health said. “A ...

Officials said the victim was "likely infected while swimming in a freshwater lake or pond" but did not say ... In June, a child died from a brain-eating amoeba after a visit to a Nevada hot ...

A 71-year-old woman has died after contracting a brain-eating amoeba when she washed her sinuses with tap water from an RV's ...

The woman, who has not been named, passed away in Texas after she is believed to have been infected by the amoeba when she ...

The risk of getting a “brain-eating amoeba” or Naegleria fowleri from ... The most common locations for infection are lakes, ponds or reservoirs, followed by rivers, canals, ditches, puddles ...

A Georgia resident has died from a rare "brain-eating amoeba," the ... swelling and usually death. The amoeba lives in soil and warm, freshwater lakes, rivers, ponds and hot springs.

A Georgia resident died from an infection caused by a brain-eating amoeba. The Georgia Department of Public Health said it was most likely a result of a swim at a freshwater lake or pond.

green pond in the city of Thiruvanthapuram. The man had undergone a brain surgery in the past, which increased his chances of infection and death after being exposed to amoeba-infested waters.

The teen, named Midrul, had reportedly picked up the parasite while bathing in a pond in Kozhikode ... the now-notorious brain-eating amoeba that swims up people’s noses and wreaks havoc ...