Cyclosporiasis live updates: Diarrhea outbreak could linger, experts say - USA Today

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Cyclosporiasis is an illness of the intestines caused by a parasite called cyclospora, which is only spread through eating food or drinking water that contains the parasite.

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A: parasite outbreak rages Global News'Watery diarrhea' cases surge in Quebec, as Michigan identifies lettuce as possible source of outbreak National PostCanada is not banning produce imports amid U.S.

B: Cyclosporiasis live updates: Diarrhea outbreak could linger, experts say USA TodayAs the outbreak of diarrhea caused by a parasite grows, here's what's safe to eat and what to avoid

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A: cyclosporiasis outbreak, CFIA says 650 CKOMHealth Matters: Canada not banning U.S.

B: amid cyclosporiasis outbreak, CFIA says The Globe and Mail

negation mismatch

A: cyclosporiasis outbreak, CFIA says 650 CKOMHealth Matters: Canada not banning U.S.

B: Cyclosporiasis live updates: Diarrhea outbreak could linger, experts say USA TodayAs the outbreak of diarrhea caused by a parasite grows, here's what's safe to eat and what to avoid

negation mismatch

A: parasite outbreak rages Global NewsQuebec says there is an increase in cyclosporiasis cases, a parasitic illness causing severe diarrhea CTV NewsAs cyclospora sickens thousands in U.S., Montreal shoppers turn to local produce Montreal GazetteDiarrhea-causing intestinal parasite infections on the rise in Quebec CityNews MontrealCanada is not banning produce imports from U.S.

B: amid cyclosporiasis outbreak, CFIA says The Globe and Mail

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**Summary:** The United States is experiencing an outbreak of cyclosporiasis cases that could persist, with experts warning about the potential for severe diarrhea and food safety concerns. **Why It Matters:** This outbreak highlights the importance of proper food handling practices to prevent parasitic infections like cyclosporiasis. It also underscores the