Explosive Diarrhoea
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US Cyclospora Outbreak Turns Deadly: Michigan Confirms First Two Deaths
Michigan has reported the first two deaths linked to the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak in the US, where thousands have fallen ill. Health officials are investigating contaminated produce as the likely source, while experts warn the outbreak is still evolving
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Thousands Sickened By 'Explosive' Diarrhoea Across US: The Parasite Lurking In Salads
The microscopic parasite causes severe, often "explosive" diarrhoea that can last for weeks, making it one of the largest foodborne illness outbreaks in recent years.
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Explosive Diarrhoea Parasite Detected In US: Could Cyclospora Spread In India?
Around 20 people have been hospitalised, though no deaths have been linked to the outbreak so far. Investigators believe the infections are connected to contaminated food, but they are still working to identify the exact source.
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Hundreds In UK Town Hit By "Explosive Diarrhoea" After Consuming Contaminated Tap Water
Residents have now been advised not to drink directly from the tap and boil it before consumption.
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US Cyclospora Outbreak Turns Deadly: Michigan Confirms First Two Deaths
Michigan has reported the first two deaths linked to the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak in the US, where thousands have fallen ill. Health officials are investigating contaminated produce as the likely source, while experts warn the outbreak is still evolving
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Thousands Sickened By 'Explosive' Diarrhoea Across US: The Parasite Lurking In Salads
The microscopic parasite causes severe, often "explosive" diarrhoea that can last for weeks, making it one of the largest foodborne illness outbreaks in recent years.
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Explosive Diarrhoea Parasite Detected In US: Could Cyclospora Spread In India?
Around 20 people have been hospitalised, though no deaths have been linked to the outbreak so far. Investigators believe the infections are connected to contaminated food, but they are still working to identify the exact source.
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Hundreds In UK Town Hit By "Explosive Diarrhoea" After Consuming Contaminated Tap Water
Residents have now been advised not to drink directly from the tap and boil it before consumption.
