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Explosive diarrhea parasite cases rise by thousands, now in 45 states

Cyclospora infections have climbed to 18,000 suspected cases across 45 states as the parasite outbreak intensifies.

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The story so far

Suspected cases of cyclosporiasis have reached 18,000 nationwide. While individuals navigate avoidance strategies at public events and nutrition conferences, the prevalence of the parasite remains a primary concern for the public across these jurisdictions.

TODAY.com and People.com have documented the geographic spread and health risks associated with the outbreak. Consumers are being advised to monitor lists of foods to avoid as the investigation continues.

Coverage does not yet specify the exact food sources responsible for the transmission or the anticipated timeline for containment.

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The obvious questions

How many states are currently affected by the Cyclospora outbreak?

As of July 29, 2026, cases have been reported in 45 states.

What is the current count of suspected cases?

There are 18,000 suspected cases of cyclosporiasis reported.

What are the recommended food precautions?

Coverage suggests individuals should consult provided lists of foods to avoid, though specific sources of contamination have not yet been named.

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