Parasitic amoeba chomps on human cells to kill them

Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Fox News · Health April 10, 2014 Fox News Health Parasitic amoeba chomps on human cells to kill them Amoebae a group of amorphous, single-celled organisms that live in the human body can kill human cells by biting off chunks of intestinal cells until they die, a new study finds Most Popular Pain relievers may increase risk of irregular heartbeat Slow metabolism hindering weight loss? Genetic 'switch' may be answer Millions of dollars wasted on flu drug Tamiflu, review finds 12-year-old becomes youngest yoga instructor in US Latest Videos Diabetes-sniffing dog Are self-tanners dangerous? Latest Feature The truth about 5 scary food ingredients Latest from the Doc Dr. Manny Alvarez Dr. Manny: For Penn. high school stabbing victims, time is critical Want more FoxNews.com? Get daily science and tech breakthroughs hand-picked by our editors. This e-mail is never sent unsolicited, you recieved it because you subscribed to receive updates from foxnews.com

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