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Cyclospora in Maryland: Cases more than double since last week - WBAL-TV

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Cyclospora in Maryland: Cases more than double since last week - WBAL-TV
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Maryland health officials report a significant increase in cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness linked to contaminated food and water. Experts advise washing produce thoroughly and seeking medical attention if symptoms persist.

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The rapid rise in cases highlights a public health concern regarding food safety and the importance of early diagnosis during summer months.

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Cyclosporiasis cases in Maryland have more than doubled since last week, state health officials said.

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The report is based on official health department data and medical advice.

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