The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHSS) reported over 700 cases of a diarrheal parasite outbreak as of July 6, with cases rising significantly since June 22. The outbreak has also resulted in 36 hospitalizations. On June 30, the state reported 170 cases, which increased to 572 by July 4. The source of the outbreak remains unclear.
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Michigan reports over 700 cases of diarrheal parasite outbreak
Michigan has reported over 700 cases of a diarrheal parasite outbreak since June 22, with 36 hospitalizations. The number of cases has risen sharply in recent weeks, but the source of the outbreak is still unknown.
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