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Cyclospora causes two deaths in Michigan
The health authorities in the U.S. state of Michigan have announced the recording of the first two deaths linked to the Cyclospora outbreak, as the disease continues to spread across several states. The two individuals died due to complications resulting from the infection and were suffering from chronic illnesses, which led to a deterioration in their health. So far, more than 11,000 people in the state have been affected, including approximately 200 who required hospitalization, out of over 18,000 cases reported overall during the current season. Cyclospora is a parasitic infection transmitted through the consumption of contaminated food or water, causing severe diarrhea that lasts for days and can lead to severe dehydration and health complications, especially among the elderly and those with chronic diseases. The U.S. government is conducting extensive investigations, including the recall of contaminated products such as iceberg lettuce, to prevent the further spread of the disease.
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