CDC Parasite Outbreak Investigation
The CDC is investigating a parasitic illness causing explosive diarrhea across multiple U.S. states.
June 2026
CDC reports 145 cases of cyclosporiasis across 17 states
The CDC reported 145 cases of cyclosporiasis occurring between May 1 and June 16. These cases were spread across 17 states.
Source ↗Twenty cyclosporiasis cases resulted in hospitalization
Of the reported cases, 20 individuals required hospitalization due to cyclosporiasis.
Source ↗July 2026
CDC investigates parasite causing illness in 18 US states
The US Centers for Disease Prevention is investigating a parasitic illness. This illness has caused over 400 cases across 18 US states.
Source ↗CDC Reports Over 400 Cyclosporiasis Cases Across 18 States
The CDC announced that there were over 400 cases of cyclosporiasis. This parasitic illness was reported across 18 states.
Source ↗Hundreds of Cyclosporiasis Cases Confirmed in NW Ohio and SE Michigan
Reports indicated hundreds of confirmed cases in NW Ohio and SE Michigan. The outbreak was linked to contaminated produce and waterways.
Source ↗Individual reports illness after consuming cherries from Wisconsin
Madzielle reported feeling nausea and discomfort after eating cherries grown in Wisconsin. The symptoms began approximately four days prior to the post date.
Source ↗CDC Stopped Monitoring Parasite Causing Diarrhea
The CDC reportedly stopped monitoring a parasite. This action is associated with an outbreak causing explosive diarrhea across the Burger Reich.
Source ↗CDC, FDA, and state health authorities investigate illness common thread
State health authorities, the CDC, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are working to determine a common thread among the reported illnesses.
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