First American Death from Explosive Diarrhea
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced the first two deaths associated with Cyclospora disease, a parasite that causes repeated diarrhea and is often contracted from eating contaminated food. Reports indicate that both individuals had prior health issues, and the illness contributed to their deterioration. Since May, confirmed cases in the United States have surpassed 4,100, with more than 7,400 probable cases reported across 41 states. Investigations are mainly linking the source of the outbreak to Taco Bell restaurants in five states, with ongoing investigations into other possible sources.
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