Cyclospora Outbreak Causes Diarrhea Across the U.S.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Causes Diarrhea Across the U.S.

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A parasite is causing a surge in cases of explosive diarrhea across the United States, and health officials anticipate challenges in containing the outbreak.

The parasite, *Cyclospora*, is responsible for an increasing number of illnesses reported nationwide. The source details that cases are “sweeping” the country, indicating widespread infection. While specific numbers were not provided, the article highlights a concerning trend of gastrointestinal illness linked to this pathogen.

Containing the outbreak is expected to be difficult. The article does not elaborate on the reasons for these difficulties, but implies they exist and will hinder efforts to control the spread of *Cyclospora*. Further details regarding the source of infection or preventative measures were not included in the provided text.

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