Parasitic infection largely absent from Minnesotans’ stomachs, but definitely on their minds
A parasitic infection has caused 'explosive diarrhea' in some US states, but it is rare in Minnesota.
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There is a parasitic infection in some US states. It causes 'explosive diarrhea'. This infection is rare in Minnesota.
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- What is the parasitic infection?
- The infection is caused by a parasite that can cause 'explosive diarrhea'.
- Is the infection common in Minnesota?
- No, the infection is rare in Minnesota.
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The outlets frame the story as a national issue that affects people's perception of health risks, even if they are not directly affected.
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National media coverage of the infection has focused attention on the issue.
Sources1TypeAngleStar Tribuneemphasizes national media coverage