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Northeast Ohio sees multiple cases of ‘explosive diarrhea parasite': What you need to know

Cyclosporiasis cases surge across Ohio and Louisiana, sparking health alerts over an ‘explosive’ diarrhea parasite.

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The brief

Health officials are confirming a rise in cyclosporiasis, a parasite that produces explosive diarrhea, with more than 175 cases reported in Ohio and a similar uptick noted in Louisiana. Coverage from Axios, USA Today, The Washington Post and local stations such as Fox 59, FOX 8, 10TV and WKYC details patient experiences, lingering symptoms and the difficulty in pinpointing the contaminated food, noting that thousands have been sick nationwide.

Future reports are expected to clarify the food source and provide updated case counts, as health agencies continue monitoring the outbreak.

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Quick answers

What parasite is causing the reported illness?

The illness is caused by cyclosporiasis, a parasite that leads to explosive diarrhea.

Which areas have reported cases?

Northeast and Central Ohio have reported multiple and over 175 cases, and Louisiana has seen a rise in cases.

What does coverage say about the source of infection?

Coverage notes that authorities do not yet know which food is spreading the parasite, and the source remains unidentified.

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Topics

cyclosporiasis Ohio Louisiana explosive diarrhea foodborne outbreak

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