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Cyclosporiasis Outbreak in Mecklenburg | Charlotte News
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Mecklenburg County’s health officials are warning about a fast-spreading stomach parasite, cyclosporiasis, with over 200 cases in North Carolina—including 18 locally—causing cramps, nausea, and fever that can last up to two weeks. People are avoiding fresh produce until the source is found, as investigators scramble to trace contamination across the food supply chain. The FDA, CDC, and state agencies are working together to stop the outbreak, urging residents to stay vigilant and wash up—because this bug doesn’t play nice.
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