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19 cases of parasite-linked illness reported in Pa.

‘Explosive’ diarrhea illness reported across US. See map of affected states

Cyclosporiasis can ruin a summery picnic with explosive diarrhea and other food poisoning symptoms, according to the CDC. See the impacted states.

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CDC is tracking the source of a parasite that causes ‘explosive’ diarrhea

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‘Explosive’ diarrhea illness reported in 17 states; Louisiana included

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Foodborne Parasitic Outbreak That Causes 'Explosive' Diarrhea Has Spread to 17 States

At least 145 people across 17 states have been sickened by a Cyclospora outbreak, which has left 20 people hospitalized

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Oh Great, a Parasite That Causes Explosive Diarrhea Is Spreading Right Now

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Parasitic illness cases are spiking: The symptoms to watch for, including ‘explosive’ diarrhea

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CDC searches for source of parasite linked to ‘explosive’ diarrhea

At least 145 cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported across 17 states.

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CDC seeks source of parasitic outbreak linked to ‘explosive’ diarrhea in Illinois, other states

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'Explosive' diarrhea parasite hits Illinois as CDC searches for source

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300+ cases: Michigan health officials investigate parasite linked to explosive diarrhea

Michigan health officials are investigating a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak after more than 300 cases were reported across mid-Michigan and southeast Michigan in the past nine days. The Michigan

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Explosive Diarrhea Is Surging Across The US Right Now

A microscopic image of Cyclospora cayetanensis in feces. (CDC) Hundreds of people in the US so far have recently developed a specific type of food poisoning that's causing watery and occasionally explosive diarrhea.

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Tips to prevent cyclospora infection and explosive diarrhea

At least 170 Michiganders have contracted a parasitic gastrointestinal infection called cyclosporiasis. Here are the CDC's tips to prevent illness.

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CDC seeks source of parasitic outbreak linked to ‘explosive’ diarrhea in multiple states

People usually become infected from eating contaminated food or water.