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North Carolina’s seeing a major spike in cyclosporiasis—205 cases since May—with severe symptoms like explosive diarrhea and nausea. Though usually a summer bug, this outbreak is unusual and hard to trace due to food supply chains. Doctors urge anyone with lingering stomach issues to get tested. Mecklenburg County alone has 14 cases, some linked to international travel. Public health warns: wash your hands and produce, and don’t ignore symptoms beyond a couple of days.

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