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Cyclosporiasis Outbreak in North Carolina | Greenville News
Over 300 cases of cyclosporiasis have hit North Carolina since May, with 13 hospitalized — a parasite-triggered intestinal illness linked to contaminated food or water. While the exact source remains unknown, officials are tracking cases across western counties like Buncombe and Henderson. Symptoms appear about a week after exposure: watery diarrhea, weight loss, stomach pain, and fatigue. Historically tied to fresh produce like berries and greens, prevention includes washing hands and produce thoroughly, even if labeled pre-washed — cooking helps too. The CDC urges anyone with persistent…
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