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>In reviewing the reported PAM cases in the United States from 1962 through 2008, Yoder et al (2010) noted the number of cases is extremely small considering the widespread contact of humans with N. fowleri, and there was not an increasing trend in occurrence of PAM. The authors reported that 111 PAM-case patients were diagnosed, reported, and verified by state health officials between 1962 and 2008. The case reports indicated that N. fowleri infections occurred primarily in previously healthy young males exposed to warm recreational waters, especially lakes and ponds.
seems like it's hard to actually get infected