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CDC: ‘Disease detectives’ to investigate cyclosporiasis cases in Ohio

The CDC is deploying investigators to Ohio as cyclosporiasis cases have surged to 2,576, doubling in a single week.

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Ohio is experiencing a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak with cases reaching 2,576. The number of cases doubled within one week, prompting requests for assistance from the CDC.

Coverage from Cleveland.com, 10TV, FOX19, WLWT, and FOX 8 News emphasizes the involvement of CDC 'disease detectives' and notes that some food vendors are observing changes in their orders. Future developments depend on the investigation by CDC detectives to identify the source of the outbreak and determine why cases continue to rise.

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How many cyclosporiasis cases have been reported in Ohio?

Cases have surged to 2,576.

How quickly is the outbreak growing?

According to WLWT, cases doubled in a week.

Who is investigating the situation?

The CDC is sending investigators, referred to as 'disease detectives', to help in Ohio.

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