Environment
Rising Temperatures Could Help Brain Eating Amoeba
Naegleria fowleri is a brain eating amoeba that earns itself national attention at least once a year after infecting an unsuspecting swimmer during the summer season. Now researchers are saying that with rising global temperatures, the prevalence of these heart-loving microbes could go up.
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