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The CDC is set to create a formal response team to tackle a Cyclospora outbreak that has affected nearly 23,000 people in 47 states, leading to two deaths and over 500 hospitalizations. Delays in updating public health information have raised concerns about the response to the outbreak, which began in June 2026.
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The CDC is set to create a formal response team to tackle a Cyclospora outbreak that has affected nearly 23,000 people in 47 states, leading to two deaths and over 500 hospitalizations. Delays in updating public health information have raised concerns about the response to the outbreak, which began in June 2026.
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