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Explosive diarrhea? Here's what to know about Cyclospora - WRAL

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Grace Hayba, WRAL Health Reporter
Explosive diarrhea? Here's what to know about Cyclospora - WRAL
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Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that causes intestinal illness, typically spread through contaminated fresh produce. Health officials are tracking outbreaks, particularly in North Carolina, as the parasite is difficult to remove through standard washing.

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Understanding foodborne pathogens is essential for public health safety and informs consumer behavior regarding food preparation.

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