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The CDC said it has received 145 reports of cyclosporiasis, a microscopic parasite linked to contaminated food or water. Michigan is reporting another 170 cases.
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The CDC said it has received 145 reports of cyclosporiasis, a microscopic parasite linked to contaminated food or water. Michigan is reporting another 170 cases.
The CDC said it has received 145 reports of cyclosporiasis, a microscopic parasite linked to contaminated food or water. Michigan is reporting another 170 cases.
The CDC said it has received 145 reports of cyclosporiasis, a microscopic parasite linked to contaminated food or water. Michigan is reporting another 170 cases.
The CDC said it has received 145 reports of cyclosporiasis, a microscopic parasite linked to contaminated food or water. Michigan is reporting another 170 cases.
The CDC said its received 145 reports of cyclosporiasis, a microscopic parasite that often causes diarrhea, and can be linked to contaminated food or water.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating the source of a cyclosporiasis outbreak it said sickened at least 145 people in 17 states. The illness is an aggressive intes...