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Michigan’s grappling with a massive cyclospora outbreak—over 1,200 cases, way above the usual 50 a year—causing nasty diarrhea, bloating, and fatigue. The source? Still unknown, but likely tied to contaminated fresh produce or water. Thankfully, Canada’s Public Health Agency says there’s no sign of this spreading north—no cases under investigation, and drinking water’s safe. While cyclospora is rare here, imported berries, herbs, and salads from certain countries are the usual suspects, especially in warmer months. To stay safe, opt for Canadian-grown produce or cook your veggies. If you get sick, a stool test confirms it—and meds help, though recovery can take weeks.

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