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Cases of Cyclosporiasis confirmed in Monroe County -- here’s what to know

A multi-state outbreak of Cyclosporiasis has sickened 145 people since May 1, with cases confirmed in Monroe County.

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The brief

A parasite-caused intestinal illness has sickened 145 people across 17 states since May 1. The outbreak has resulted in 20 hospitalizations. Local reports from WTVG and WDIV Local 4 confirm that the Monroe County Health Department has identified multiple cases within its jurisdiction.

Coverage from MSN, Outbreak News Today, and Food Poisoning Bulletin emphasizes the widespread nature of the illness. Reports highlight that while the scale of the outbreak is significant, the specific source of the contamination remains unknown. Future developments depend on the identification of the source of the parasite.

Coverage continues to track the number of confirmed cases and hospitalizations across the affected states.

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How many people have been affected by the outbreak?

A total of 145 people have been sickened, with 20 individuals hospitalized.

Where has the outbreak been reported?

The illness has spread across 17 states, including confirmed cases in Monroe County.

What is the cause of the illness?

The illness is Cyclosporiasis, a parasite-caused intestinal illness.

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