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Cyclosporiasis outbreak in the US, by the numbers

Health officials in multiple states are tracking a rise in Cyclosporiasis cases as investigators search for the contaminated source.

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The brief

Cyclosporiasis cases are increasing in the United States, with specific outbreaks reported in Ohio and North Carolina. In the Charlotte area, the diarrhea outbreak has reached 29 cases.

Coverage from WXII, FOX 8 News, NPR, and Axios emphasizes that the source of the parasite remains unknown. Officials in Ohio suggest that the actual number of cases may be significantly higher than what has been reported.

Attention remains on the search for the source of the outbreak. Meanwhile, The Washington Post has published an opinion piece urging the public not to stop eating fruits and vegetables due to the situation.

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Quick answers

How many cases have been reported in the Charlotte area?

According to Axios, there are 29 cases in the Charlotte area.

Which states are reporting a rise in cases?

Coverage mentions a sharp rise in cases in North Carolina and growing numbers in Ohio.

Has the source of the outbreak been identified?

No, reports from WXII and NPR indicate the source remains unknown.

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