Norton warns parasitic infection causing 'explosive' diarrhea is on the rise in Kentucky
Rise in parasitic infection cases causing 'explosive' diarrhea reported in multiple US states
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A parasitic infection causing 'explosive' diarrhea is on the rise in several US states, including Kentucky, Colorado, Georgia, Texas, and others.
Coverage from various outlets, including The Guardian, Axios, and CBS News, emphasizes the nationwide spread of the illness, identified as cyclosporiasis.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported cases in multiple states, with over 1,000 people sickened, according to CBC.
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Norton warns parasitic infection causing 'explosive' diarrhea is on the rise in Kentucky WLKY · 123d ago broke it first
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What is the parasitic illness causing 'explosive' diarrhea?
The illness is identified as cyclosporiasis.
Which states have reported a rise in cases?
Reported cases are rising in Kentucky, Colorado, Georgia, Texas, and other states.
How many people have been sickened?
Coverage from CBC reports that more than 1,000 people have been sickened in the US.
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