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Microscopic pathogens like flesh-eating bacteria and brain-eating amoebas pose serious health risks in U.S. freshwater lakes and brackish waters, especially as rising water temperatures due to climate change increase their prevalence. These organisms can cause life-threatening infections when they enter the body through cuts or water inhalation during water activities. Although rare, infections can be fatal, highlighting the importance of caution and immediate medical attention after exposure.
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