Here's what doctors say about produce, pools and reducing your risk.
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The intestinal illness is on the rise across the United States.
Multiple theories about why the parasitic stomach bug is ballooning right now point to fruits and veggies.
A doctor explains how you can stay healthy and how to avoid getting cyclosporiasis amidst the increasing outbreak in America.
