Cyclospora outbreak spreads across the United States with nearly 7,000 cases under investigation.
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Cyclospora outbreak spreads across the United States with nearly 7,000 cases under investigation.

The CDC is investigating nearly 7,000 potential cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic foodborne illness, with 1,645 lab-confirmed domestic cases. Michigan and Ohio are among the hardest-hit states. No specific food source, grower, or supplier has been identified as the cause of the outbreak.

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CNN asks has explosive diarrhea killed salad? and spotlights restaurant sales drops. The Hill asks how widespread is the outbreak? and leads with CDC case counts.
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HThe HillCENTER18h ago

“CDC: Nearly 7,000 cases of cyclosporiasis being investigated”

CNNCNNLEFT1d ago

“Has explosive diarrhea killed salad?”

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Some restaurants have experienced noticeable sales declines due to customer concerns about the outbreak.
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