ADH: More than 200 cyclosporiasis cases reported in Arkansas
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More than 200 cases of cyclospora, a parasite known to cause “explosive” diarrhea, have been reported in the Natural State, according to the state's health department.
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Arkansas reported a 41% increase in cyclosporiasis cases to 173, while Michigan recorded its first two deaths linked to the intestinal parasitic disease outbreak.
Cases of cyclospora, a parasite known to cause “explosive” diarrhea, jumped considerably over the weekend in Arkansas, with one county reporting more than 100 cases for the year.
More than 200 cases of cyclospora, a parasite known to cause “explosive” diarrhea, have been reported in the Natural State, according to the state's health department.
