More than 900 cyclosporiasis cases reported in North Carolina
North Carolina reports over 900 cyclosporiasis cases, with Taylor Farms recalling more products
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The story so far
North Carolina has reported more than 900 cases of cyclosporiasis. The outbreak has led to a recall by Taylor Farms, which has expanded its recall of certain products. The increase in cases has prompted responses from local health experts and community initiatives.
NC State University has offered experts to discuss the outbreak. Meanwhile, a Raleigh food hub and local farmers are working to ensure food safety and support affected communities. The cause of the outbreak remains under investigation.
The Asheville Citizen Times and WITN both mention the recall, but the exact source of contamination is not yet specified. The state has not reported any new hospitalizations, according to WITN.
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Who reported it (6)
- State health officials say more than 900 people have contracted cyclosporiasis since May Public Radio East · 1d ago
- NC cyclospora cases increase as Taylor Farms sees another recall The Asheville Citizen Times · 1d ago
- NC State Experts Available to Speak on Cyclospora Newswise · 1d ago
- Raleigh food hub and farmers feed North Carolinians following cyclospora outbreak Spectrum News · 1d ago
- State hits 906 cyclosporiasis cases, no new hospitalizations reported WITN · 1d ago
- More than 900 cyclosporiasis cases reported in North Carolina WLOS · 1d ago
The obvious questions
What is cyclosporiasis?
Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis.
What products are affected by the Taylor Farms recall?
The recall includes certain products distributed by Taylor Farms. Specific products are not detailed in the coverage.
How is North Carolina responding to the outbreak?
North Carolina is responding with recalls, expert consultations, and community support initiatives.
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