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‘Explosive’ diarrhea parasite cases surge as health officials seek source

US sees sharp rise in ‘explosive’ diarrhea parasite cases, prompting officials to hunt for source

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The brief

Multiple U.S. states are reporting a surge in cases of a parasitic illness that causes ‘explosive’ diarrhea, according to recent coverage. The Guardian highlighted an alarming increase across several states, while The Hill noted that health officials are actively seeking the source of the outbreak.

FOX8 WGHP identified North Carolina as one of the states linked to the parasite. Future coverage will likely focus on any identified source, additional state alerts and public‑health guidance as officials continue their investigation.

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Quick answers

Which states have reported cases?

North Carolina is specifically mentioned, and multiple other U.S. states have reported increases.

What symptom does the parasite cause?

The parasite is described as causing ‘explosive’ diarrhea.

What are officials doing about the surge?

Health officials are seeking the source of the outbreak.

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health parasitic illness explosive diarrhea United States North Carolina

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