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The article reports a decline in new cases of cyclosporiasis in Ohio amid a nationwide outbreak linked to contaminated produce, primarily iceberg lettuce. Ohio has reported over 6,000 cases so far in 2026, with the number gradually decreasing in recent weeks. The CDC has confirmed over 17,000 cases across 47 states since May, with the largest outbreak associated with lettuce grown in Mexico, resulting in over 10,000 cases and 454 hospitalizations. Health officials continue to urge precautions to prevent infection, emphasizing proper food handling and hygiene.
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