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30 more in Wake diagnosed with diarrhea-causing bug

Wake County sees 30 new cyclosporiasis cases as outbreak fuels both severe symptoms and higher produce sales

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Coverage highlights a New York Post story in which a Taco Bell customer describes excruciating, “explosive diarrhea” symptoms linked to the bug, while WRAL reports that North Carolina farmers are experiencing increased produce sales as the outbreak continues. Future reporting will focus on any further case updates from health authorities and potential public advisories on produce handling or consumption.

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Quick answers

What illness is driving the recent cases in Wake County?

The outbreak involves cyclosporiasis, a diarrheal infection.

How many new diagnoses were reported?

Thirty additional cases were confirmed.

Which industries are mentioned as being affected?

A food‑service customer’s symptoms are detailed, and North Carolina produce sellers are noted for higher sales amid the outbreak.

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