State health officials have reported a case of a rare brain-eating amoeba. The victim, a teenager, is in critical condition.
Further information about this incident is available from the source. The amoeba is known to be rare, and the teenager's condition is currently critical.
Details about the case are limited, but it has been confirmed by state health officials that the teenager contracted the brain-eating amoeba.
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