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NH DHHS: Two cases of cyclosporiasis confirmed in the state in 2026 - WMUR

NH DHHS: Two cases of cyclosporiasis confirmed in the state in 2026 - WMUR
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New Hampshire health officials have confirmed two cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a microscopic parasite. The state is monitoring the situation, noting that the infection is typically linked to consuming unwashed produce.

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Public health awareness regarding food safety is critical to preventing the spread of parasitic infections during the summer months.

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