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Explosive diarrhea outbreak continues to grow

Why tracking down the source of 'explosive diarrhea' illness is tricky

Michigan alone has reported more than 700 cases of cyclosporiasis, often linked to fresh produce. Why haven't we found the cause?

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Taco Bells Makes Urgent Changes After Outbreak of Explosive Diarrhea

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Explosive Diarrhea Outbreak Continues to Grow as Authorities Race to Find Source

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'Explosive' diarrhea illness cases confirmed in RI. What to know

Cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic foodborne illness that can cause "explosive" diarrhea, are being reported across the United States, including in Rhode Island.

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What to know about 'explosive diarrhoea' parasite outbreak in US

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Map tracks spread of 'explosive' diarrhea outbreak. How to prevent infection

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An outbreak of diarrhea caused by a parasite has hit at least 1,400 people. Here’s how to stay safe

“If you get norovirus or something, you might have a rough 24 or 48 hours, but people with this parasite can be sick for weeks or sometimes even months with a sort of relapsing pattern, and so that ca...

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California reports cases of ‘explosive' diarrhea-causing parasite as U.S. cases rise

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‘Explosive diarrhea’ cases are spreading. Here’s what you need to know.

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It's not just produce. Where else can 'explosive diarrhea' bug hide?

As cases of cyclosporiasis rise, investigators may be overlooking the true source, experts told USA TODAY.

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Here’s what you need to know about the explosive diarrhea-causing parasite Cyclospora

Major outbreaks caused by the protozoan parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis are occurring in Michigan and Ohio, with confirmed cases in 18 states, including Pennsylvania.

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Scientists Explain How to Protect Yourself Amid Explosive Diarrhea Outbreak

Symptoms can come and go for weeks if left untreated.

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Florida is seeing a rise in ‘explosive’ diarrhea. What to know about cyclosporiasis

So far, Florida has recorded 60 cases this year. The infection is caused by a tiny parasite living in contaminated food and water.

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31 States Report ‘Explosive’ Diarrhea Cases Linked to Cyclosporiasis

The CDC said it has received reports of 843 confirmed domestic cases of the foodborne illness