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Cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness that causes explosive diarrhea, is still surging throughout the country. As of Tuesday, there have been 1,645 confirmed cyclosporiasis cases across 34 states, including 141 hospitalizations and no deaths, according to the CDC.
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