Explosive diarrhea outbreak reaches nearly 23,000 cases, CDC responds
A significant diarrhea outbreak that began in June has grown to nearly 23,000 cases, yet the CDC has been slow to mobilize an official response team weeks into the crisis. The delayed institutional response raises concerns about the agency's ability to rapidly contain and investigate the spreading outbreak.
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Weeks into explosive diarrhea outbreak, sluggish CDC plans response team
A significant diarrhea outbreak that began in June has grown to nearly 23,000 cases, yet the CDC has been slow to mobilize an official response team weeks into the crisis. The delayed institutional response raises concerns about the agency's ability to rapidly contain and investigate the spreading outbreak.
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