Alabama’s Cyclospora Outbreak Easing as State Tracks 117 Cases This Year
Alabama's cyclospora outbreak has slowed to 117 confirmed cases this year, far below the nearly 10,000 seen in the upper Midwest, state health officials say.
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Alabama's cyclospora outbreak has slowed to 117 confirmed cases this year, far below the nearly 10,000 seen in the upper Midwest, state health officials say.
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris has reopened portions of Mobile Bay, including Cedar Point, Portersville Bay, Heron Bay and Dauphin Island Bay, to oyster harvesting after a temporary closure.
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