HEALTHWKRN ABC NASHVILLE
Farmers markets in Nashville offer fresh, locally-grown produce amid parasite outbreak
Nashville's local farmers markets provide fresh, locally-grown produce as an alternative for consumers seeking to avoid the cyclospora parasite linked to explosive diarrhea. The markets are highlighted as a potential solution amid the outbreak.
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