Cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness that can cause watery diarrhea, have increased significantly in the United States, according to health officials. Nearly 1,000 cases have been reported in Michigan, marking the largest outbreak in the state's history. Typically, Michigan reports around 50 cases annually. Ohio has also seen a rise in cases, with 177 reported as of July 2, following the CDC's last count.
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Surge in Cyclosporiasis Cases Reported in Michigan and Other States
Health officials report a significant increase in cyclosporiasis cases across the United States, particularly in Michigan, which has recorded nearly 1,000 cases, the highest in its history. Ohio has also experienced a rise in cases, with 177 reported as of July 2.
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What is cyclosporiasis, the parasitic illness causing ‘explosive’ diarrhea?
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Surge in Cyclosporiasis Cases Reported in Michigan and Other States