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Una enfermedad estomacal grave tiene brotes en todo EE. UU.

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Los expertos en salud pública dijeron que se han registrado más casos de lo habitual de la enfermedad causada por la Cyclospora, que se transmite a través de alimentos y bebidas contaminados. Más de 400 personas en 18 estados se han contagiado de Cyclospora, un parásito que se transmite a través de alimentos y agua contaminados con heces y que provoca retortijones, náuseas, vómitos y diarrea grave.
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Una enfermedad estomacal grave tiene brotes en todo EE. UU.

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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Una enfermedad estomacal grave tiene brotes en todo EE. UU. Los expertos en salud pública dijeron que se han registrado más casos de lo habitual de la enfermedad causada por la Cyclospora, que se transmite a través de alimentos y bebidas contaminados.
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Clusters of Severe Stomach Illness Reported Across the U.S.

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More than 400 people across 18 states have been infected with cyclospora, a parasite that is transmitted through food and water contaminated with feces and causes stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting and severe diarrhea. At least 20 people have been hospitalized, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and no deaths have been reported. kAm}6H *@C<[ %6I2D[ x==:?@:D 2?5 |:49:82?
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