Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A new cyclosporiasis case is raising questions about whether the illness could have been acquired in Hawaii. While health officials investigate where the patient may have been exposed, local farmers say there is no evidence linking the case to Hawaii-grown produce.
A new cyclosporiasis case is raising questions about whether the illness could have been acquired in Hawaii. While health officials investigate where the patient may have been exposed, local farmers say there is no evidence linking the case to Hawaii-grown produce.
