Naegleria fowleri is a free-living ameba that causes primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), a disease of the central nervous system. (Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services) BEDFORD, Iowa - A rare but deadly brain-eating amoeba has forced state officials to close an Iowa beach for swimming.The precautionary beach closure at Lake of Three Fires State Park in Bedford, Iowa, is a response to a confirmed infection of Naegleria fowleri in a Missouri resident with recent potential exposure while swimming, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources said.The infection is known as primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM).

It is not contagious but can be life-threatening, health officials said. The microscopic single-celled free-living amoeba is commonly found in lakes, rivers and ponds. HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATHER ON TVThe patient is being treated in an intensive care unit, according to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

No additional suspected cases of PAM are currently being investigated in Missouri or Iowa.This type of infection cannot be spread from one person to another, and it cannot be contracted by swallowing contaminated water, health officials said.

It can occur when water containing the amoeba enters through the nose from freshwater. It then travels up the nose to the brain where it destroys brain tissue. FLORIDA DOG HELPS SNIFF OUT SNAIL SPECIES THAT COULD LEAD TO MENINGITIS OUTBREAKInfection typically occurs when people go swimming or diving in warm freshwater places, like lakes and rivers, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Police: Criminal investigation underway near Rehoboth Beach apartment complex

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. - Police are alerting residents to an investigation currently in process in Rehoboth Beach Sunday afternoon.Increased police presence may be seen in the area surrounding East Atlantic Apartments on Atlantic Circle.Police described the investigation as criminal.No further information was given regarding the details of the investigation.This is a developing story.

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COVID cases are on the rise in Canada. Here’s what to know about reinfections

As research suggests that COVID-19 has infected roughly half of the Canadian population, the emergence of an even more contagious version of the virus means some people may be in for another round.

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Elton John says goodbye to Philly with 'Philadelphia Freedom' shout-out on farewell tour

PHILADELPHIA - I think it's gonna be a long, long time until we see another songwriter and performer like Elton John.Wrapping up a 50-plus year career with a farewell tour, the British pianist and vocalist has created some of the most memorable and enduring music in the history of pop-rock, songs burned into the collective DNA of humanity.They may be quite simple, like the basic four-chord glory of "Crocodile Rock," or dazzlingly complex like the 11-minute magnum opus "Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding."But now that it's almost done, I hope you don't mind that I put down in words how wonderful it has been to have Elton John on our radios and in our ears since the late 1960s.The artist born 75 years ago as Reginald Kenneth Dwight kicked off the final leg of his North American farewell tour Friday night at Citizens Bank Park, home of baseball's Philadelphia Phillies. And yes, he felt the love that night."America made me famous and I can't thank this country enough," he told the audience.

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$20k reward in search for suspects after fist fight turns deadly in Nicetown shooting, police say

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WHO, UNICEF sound alarm over childhood immunization slide

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Hidden van Gogh self portrait found behind another painting

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Rapper NBA YoungBoy found not guilty in Los Angeles gun trial

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Covid booster vaccine for Scots at 'highest risk' set to roll out in September

A further booster vaccine will be offered to those at highest risk of severe Covid-19 symptoms from September, the Scottish Government has announced. Following advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), care home residents and staff will be offered a further booster jab.

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Chuckwagon horse euthanized after Calgary Stampede race

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COVID-19: Quebec reports 11 more deaths, 27 patient rise in hospitalizations

COVID-19 and a 27-patient increase in hospitalizations in the past 24 hours.The Health Department says 1,887 people in hospital have the disease, including 640 who were admitted specifically because of COVID-19.There are 42 people in intensive care, a drop of three patients compared to the previous day.The province reported 1,910 new cases through PCR tests, which are limited to certain high-risk groups, as well as 656 positive at-home rapid tests reported through a government website.Authorities say 7,138 health network workers are off the job for reasons related to COVID-19.The province has reported 15,737 deaths attributed to COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic.

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Fetterman absence raises stakes for Dems in key Senate race

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COVID-19 hospitalizations, cases rise in Manitoba: health data

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California blocks gun sales to those at risk of breaking law

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Bodies of man, 3 kids found in Indianapolis pond amid search

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LeBron James critical on his show of US efforts to get Brittney Griner home

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Quebec reports 23 more COVID-19 deaths, rise of 54 hospitalizations as wave continues

coronavirus and a 54-patient rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations.The Health Department says there are 1,663 people hospitalized with the disease after 374 patients were admitted in the past 24 hours and 320 were discharged. COVID-19: Quebec’s health minister says situation ‘under control’ but urges caution There are 38 people listed in intensive care, a decline of six patients.Officials are reporting 2,076 new cases detected with PCR testing and that 6,659 health-care workers are off the job because of COVID-19.

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Placebo cancel several dates due to COVID outbreak in band and crew

Placebo have been forced to cancel several live dates following an outbreak of COVID in their band and crew.Writing on Instagram, the band revealed that they would no longer we able to perform dates in Bucharest, Romexpo in Romania (July 13) nor Skopje Calling in Macedonia (July 16).“We are frustrated and disappointed to not be able to perform these shows which are important to us – as we know they are to you.”“We apologise sincerely for the inconvenience and disappointment. We are doing all we can to reschedule and please check locally for further announcements.”You can see the full post here:A post shared by OFFICIAL PLACEBO INSTAGRAM.

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Simone Biles offered coloring book, mistaken for child on flight

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At 420, Mumbai sees 79% rise in Covid cases in a day

Mumbai city in Maharastra on Tuesday logged 420 Covid-19 cases, a rise of almost 79 per cent infection in a matter of 24 hours, a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation official said. On Monday, Mumbai had recorded 235 cases. The death toll, due to the Covid-19 infection, stood unchanged for the fourth day in a row at 19,624.

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French bulldog thefts: Breed being targeted by thieves due to price, rise in popularity

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Star Health partners with MeitY to reach rural markets

Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd. and Common Services Centres (CSC), under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, have partnered to provide over 5 lakh CSCs access to a select range of Star Health insurance products.

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Police: Man shot while fighting back against 2 armed suspects in Wissinoming robbery

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2 teens wanted for deadly attack on 73-year-old in North Philadelphia turn themselves in, police say

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Oil prices fall over 1% as China imposes fresh covid restrictions

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