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1st case of cyclosporiasis confirmed in Rowan County: What to know
The first case of cyclosporiasis was confirmed in Rowan County, North Carolina, with health officials investigating the source and noting no local infection. North Carolina has reported 718 total cases since May 1, linked to foods like parsley, cilantro, and lettuce, while a separate outbreak tied to Taco Bell's lettuce affects other states.
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