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Why cyclospora keeps showing up in produce season after season

Utah reports nearly 50 cyclosporiasis cases, prompting local farmers to emphasize the importance of local produce.

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Utah has reported nearly 50 cyclosporiasis cases since May, with coverage from Mid-Utah Radio, Yahoo, FOX 13 News Utah, and KSL News noting that the infections are mostly linked to travel. Local farmers are emphasizing the importance of local produce following the outbreak.

The situation centers on understanding why cyclospora continues to appear in produce season after season, though available reporting does not yet specify further developments or future tracking measures.

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How many cyclospora cases were reported in Utah?

Coverage states there are nearly 50 cases, specifically 48 cases reported since May.

What are the infections linked to?

Reports indicate the cases are mostly linked to travel.

How are local agricultural workers responding?

Utah farmers are emphasizing the importance of local produce following the cyclosporiasis outbreak.

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