Ohio sees second week of ‘significant’ increases in cyclosporiasis cases
Cyclosporiasis cases in Ohio surge for the second week, with over 4,000 cases linked to contaminated lettuce.
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Ohio health officials first reported a significant increase in cyclosporiasis cases last week. The Ohio Capital Journal and other outlets noted that the state had seen a second consecutive week of rising cases. The Columbus Dispatch and other outlets reported that the outbreak is linked to contaminated lettuce.
The CDC is working with Ohio health officials to manage the outbreak. The Toledo Blade and other outlets reported new cases in northwest Ohio. Meanwhile, ProMedica noted a drop in cases, contrasting with the overall trend.
The CDC continues to work with Ohio health officials as the outbreak spreads.
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Who reported it (10)
- MU Health Care has treated 96 cyclosporiasis cases; doctor addresses new social media trend involving disease ABC17NEWS · 10d ago
- Cyclosporiasis cases near 5,000 in Ohio. Here's what we know Spectrum News · 10d ago
- ‘Cyclospora skinny’: Missouri health officials warn the disease is not a diet KFVS12 · 10d ago
- WATCH: Ohio health officials discuss childhood vaccination, give Cyclosporiasis outbreak update 13abc.com · 10d ago
- Ohio reports 4,013 cyclosporiasis cases in lettuce parasite outbreak cleveland.com · 10d ago
- New cyclosporiasis cases reported in northwest Ohio Toledo Blade · 10d ago
- CDC continues working with Ohio health officials as cyclospora cases surpass 4,000 wkyc.com · 10d ago
- ProMedica sees big drop in cyclosporiasis cases as concerning social media trend spreads wtol.com · 10d ago
- Ohio cyclospora parasite cases climb again as lettuce outbreak spreads The Columbus Dispatch · 10d ago
- Ohio sees second week of ‘significant’ increases in cyclosporiasis cases Ohio Capital Journal · 10d ago
Answered
What is cyclosporiasis?
Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis.
How is cyclosporiasis transmitted?
Cyclosporiasis is typically transmitted through contaminated food or water.
What are the symptoms of cyclosporiasis?
Symptoms of cyclosporiasis include diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, fever, and weight loss.
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