Cyclospora Spreads Through Human Feces. How Did It Get Into Our Food Supply?
First publishedJul 21, 09:03 UTC
Last updatedJul 21, 14:46 UTC · 16m ago
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These cyclospora oocysts were found in a stool sample. The parasite infects the small intestine, causing frequent watery diarrhea that carries its oocysts, or eggs.
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- These cyclospora oocysts were found in a stool sample. The parasite infects the small intestine, causing frequent watery diarrhea that carries its oocysts, or eggs.
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