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Michigan health officials warn of ‘large and growing outbreak’ of cyclosporiasis

Health officials are monitoring a "large and growing" cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to explosive diarrhea across 17 U.S. states.

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📍 The outcome

Health officials reported a large and growing outbreak of cyclosporiasis affecting 17 states, with significant clusters identified in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Following warnings regarding the risk of infection from produce during holiday gatherings, the story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

The obvious questions

How many states are affected by the outbreak?

The parasitic infection has been reported in 17 states.

What symptoms are associated with cyclosporiasis?

Coverage describes the illness as causing severe stomach illness and "explosive diarrhea."

What foods are mentioned as potential risks?

Officials have warned of parasite risks on salads and berries.

The story so far

A parasitic infection known as cyclosporiasis is spreading across the United States. The outbreak has been reported in 17 states, with significant activity noted in Michigan, Texas, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. In Michigan, Southeast Michigan has seen the largest rise in cases within the state.

Coverage from ABC News, The New York Times, and USA Today emphasizes the "explosive" nature of the diarrhea associated with the parasite. Local outlets including The Detroit News and Chron highlight specific hotspots, such as Corpus Christi, Texas. Outlets like WOAI report that officials are warning the public about parasite risks on berries and salads.

According to reports from Fox News and The Hill, the CDC is currently investigating to identify the source of the outbreak. Future developments depend on the CDC's efforts to locate the origin of the parasite.

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