A rare infection has resulted in the death of a teenager. This incident occurred shortly after a similar case in another state.
The infection was contracted in North Carolina. It is known to be caused by a brain-eating amoeba.
Further details about these cases are available from the source, including information about a child in Louisiana who also died from the same infection.
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