What Happened
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating a parasitic outbreak that has been reported in at least 17 states across the United States. The primary symptom associated with this outbreak is severe, described as 'explosive,' diarrhea.
The CDC is actively working to identify the source of the parasitic infection. The outbreak has prompted concern due to the nature of the symptoms and its widespread geographical presence.
While the specific parasite has not been identified in the provided information, the focus is on understanding how it is spreading and to whom it is affecting. The agency is monitoring the situation to determine the full extent of the outbreak and to implement measures to control its spread.
Key Facts
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A parasitic outbreak is under investigation by the CDC.
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The outbreak has spread to at least 17 states.
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A key symptom of the illness is severe, 'explosive' diarrhea.
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The CDC is seeking to identify the source of the outbreak.
