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San Jose: Woman receives quadruple amputee after receiving bacterial infection from fish

A woman was forced to undergo a quadruple amputation procedure last week after she contracted a bacterial infection from fish she purchased at a San Jose supermarket, an online fundraiser claims.

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San Jose: Woman receives quadruple amputee after receiving bacterial infection from fish

A woman was forced to undergo a quadruple amputation procedure last week after she contracted a bacterial infection from fish she purchased at a San Jose supermarket, an online fundraiser claims.

United statesLaura barajasAnna messinaStanley deresinskiPublic healthPeople magazineStanford health careCenters for diseaseDepartment of public healthSanta clara county public health departmentSan joseDaily mailUnited states todaySanta clara countyVibrio vulnificusDisease control

Teen dies from brain-eating amoeba after swimming in a lake Should you be worried? Here s what you need to know

A Georgia high school student, 17, died after contracting a brain eating amoeba but it's not common, according to experts.

United statesDoctors hospitalMegan ebenrothSiyab panhwarPaul auwaerterStanley deresinskiDrug administrationStanford universityGeorgia department of public healthGeorgia departmentPublic healthDisease controlJohns hopkins medicineNaegleria fowleriMegan ebenrothBrain eating amoeba

Should you be worried about brain eating amoebas? What to know

A Georgia high school student, 17, died after contracting a brain eating amoeba — but it's not common, according to experts.

United statesDoctors hospitalSiyab panhwarStanley deresinskiMegan ebenrothPaul auwaerterDrug administrationStanford universityGeorgia department of public healthGeorgia departmentPublic healthDisease controlJohns hopkins medicineNaegleria fowleriMegan ebenrothBrain eating amoeba

Should you be worried about brain eating amoebas? What to know

A Georgia high school student, 17, died after contracting a brain eating amoeba — but it's not common, according to experts.

United statesDoctors hospitalSiyab panhwarMegan ebenrothPaul auwaerterStanley deresinskiStanford universityDrug administrationGeorgia department of public healthGeorgia departmentPublic healthDisease controlJohns hopkins medicineNaegleria fowleriMegan ebenrothBrain eating amoeba

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