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Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak triples in size

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Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak triples in size
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Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak triples in size Phyllis Entis outbreaks and alerts August 5, 2026 1 Minute Six more states added to list August 5, 2026 The Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak has grown to include 6,358 lab-confirmed cases according to an update released today by the CDC. Two Michigan residents with underlying conditions have died in the outbreak. Oregon, Washington, and Virginia, all of whom reported apparent outbreak-related cases in residents who had traveled to one of the previously identified outbreak states, are not included in the current list of affected states.

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Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak triples in size Phyllis Entis outbreaks and alerts August 5, 2026 1 Minute Six more states added to list August 5, 2026 The Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak has grown to include 6,358 lab-confirmed cases according to an update released today by the CDC. The total includes 278 hospitalizations. Two Michigan residents with underlying conditions have died in the outbreak. Six new states have been added to the list of affected states, which has now grown to include Arkansas (41), Illinois (164), Indiana (370), Iowa (83), Kansas (165), Kentucky (265), Michigan (3491), Missouri (568), Nebraska (92), New Hampshire (31), North Carolina (2), Ohio (645), Oklahoma (183), Pennsylvania (132), and West Virginia (126).

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