A rising number of people have fallen ill due to Cyclosporiasis. Hundreds are now in the hospital as a result of this outbreak.
The total number of cases has surpassed 17,000, according to the CDC.
Further information about the outbreak is available from health officials, who continue to monitor the situation and report new cases as they occur.
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