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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, including cases confirmed in Monroe County.

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📍 How it ended

Health officials investigated a cluster of cyclosporiasis cases in Monroe County, Michigan, as part of a wider outbreak that sickened 145 people across 17 states. The parasite-caused illness resulted in 20 hospitalizations since May 1.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion regarding the unknown source of the contaminated food.

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The brief

Since May 1, a Cyclospora outbreak has affected 145 people across 17 states. This parasite-caused intestinal illness has resulted in 20 hospitalizations.

The Monroe County Health Department has reported multiple confirmed cases in its jurisdiction. Coverage from Outbreak News Today, MSN, and Food Poisoning Bulletin emphasizes the scale of the outbreak across the 17 states.

Local reports from WTVG and ClickOnDetroit focus on the confirmation of cases within Monroe County. Attention remains on the origin of the outbreak, as MSN reports that the source is still unknown.

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Quick answers

How many people have been affected by the Cyclospora outbreak?

145 people across 17 states have been sickened.

How many hospitalizations have occurred?

There have been 20 hospitalizations since May 1.

What is the known source of the illness?

According to coverage from MSN, the source is still unknown.

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