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Map: ‘Explosive diarrhea’ parasite outbreak by state

A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to gastrointestinal illness is prompting restaurant closures and increased monitoring across multiple states.

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The obvious questions

What is cyclosporiasis?

Coverage identifies it as a parasite associated with symptoms including explosive diarrhea.

Are restaurants closing?

Some restaurants in Lincoln have temporarily pulled menu items as a result of the outbreak.

What areas are affected?

Reports mention cases and concerns in Lincoln, Chicago, and Columbia, with national tracking mapping the outbreak by state.

The story so far

Restaurants in Lincoln have temporarily removed specific menu items from service as a response to an ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak. The condition is associated with symptoms often described as explosive diarrhea, with patients reporting significant discomfort during their recovery.

Coverage from NewsNation, CBS News, KOLN, and KOMU 8 highlights the geographical spread of the parasite, tracking the outbreak by state. While some distributors in Columbia have stated confidence in their safety protocols, reporting emphasizes the personal impact of the illness on patients.

Future developments hinge on whether public health officials identify a specific source for the parasite. Coverage does not yet specify if further restaurant closures or regional distribution warnings are forthcoming.

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