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The Columbus Dispatch
CDC Estimates Cyclospora Season Duration
The CDC reports a widespread outbreak of cyclosporiasis across the U.S., with Ohio experiencing nearly 1,200 cases primarily in June and July. The illness is caused by the parasite cyclospora cayetanensis, linked to contaminated produce such as lettuce, prompting recalls and warnings. The outbreak began in May and is expected to last through August, with health officials working to identify the source and control the spread.
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