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Tracking Cyclosporiasis: 30 more in Wake diagnosed with diarrhea-causing bug

Tracking Cyclosporiasis: 30 more in Wake diagnosed with diarrhea-causing bug
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Wake County, North Carolina, is experiencing an outbreak of Cyclosporiasis, with over 270 cases reported. Health officials are struggling to identify the specific source of the parasite, which causes severe gastrointestinal distress.

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Public health outbreaks require timely identification of food sources to prevent further spread and protect community health.

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More than 30 people got a Cyclosporiasis diagnosis on Thursday in Wake County, pushing the total number of people dealing with the diarrhea-causing bug to 270.

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