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California Man Dies of Flesh Eating Bacteria After Chasing His Dog Into a Pond With A Scratch On His Arm          A lady in California is advising the general public to stay away from standing water after her son mysteriously contracted a flesh-eating bacteria and passed away. Jeff Bova, 41, died unexpectedly on Friday after he chased his dog into a pond last month while wearing a tiny cut on his right arm. “Stay away from standing water, especially after it rains, because there is just a ton of bacteria in it,” Susan Mc Intyre, Bova's mother, said. “If you get any kind of cut and it starts getting red, go to the doctor immediately — don’t wait." According to Bova's mother, he has necrotizing fasciitis. The infection, which is frequently fatal, spreads quickly and kills soft tissue in the body. Warm skin with red or purple regions of uncomfortable swelling that extend outside the afflicted area are the first symptoms, followed by fever, exhaustion, and vomiting. According

Covid Caused Brain Damage in 2 Babies Affected During Pregnancy Electron microscope image of the virus that causes Covid-19. The SARS-CoV-2 virus crossed a mother's placenta and caused brain damage in the children she was carrying, according to researchers at the University of Miami. These two cases are thought to be the first two verified instances of this happening. Although doctors had previously assumed this was possible, there had been no conclusive proof of Covid-19 in a mother's placenta or an infant's brain up to this point. In 2020, during the peak of the Delta wave of the pandemic, babies were born to young women who tested positive for the virus during their second trimester before vaccines were available. From their first day of life, the babies had seizures. The infants, unlike Zika, did not have microcephaly, a disorder characterized by a tiny head size. Instead, the researchers found that as their brains stopped developing normally over time, microcephaly gra