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CDC Reports Cyclospora Outbreak Sickening Over 400 People Across 18 States
Michigan Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Reaches 572 Cases; Source Still Unknown
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Summary
Michigan has experienced a surge in cyclosporiasis cases, reaching 572 — far exceeding the typical annual count of around 50 cases. Health officials from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services have not yet identified the specific produce type, grower, or supplier responsible for the outbreak. The highest case numbers are concentrated in several counties including Monroe, Lenawee, Washtenaw, Wayne, Shiawassee, and Jackson.
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· 3 pulledMichigan’s cyclosporiasis case count has reached 572, while health officials still have not named a specific produce type, grower or supplier as the source.
MDHHS said Michigan typically identifies around 50 cyclosporiasis cases in a year.
The current count has moved far beyond that level in a short window.
Cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan reached 572 as health officials continue searching for the food source.
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