FDA Identifies 72 Cases in New Explosive Diarrhea Outbreak

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The US Food and Drug Administration has reported a new outbreak of explosive diarrhea, with 72 cases identified so far. The agency has not disclosed the geographic locations of the cases or how they are connected to one another. Details about the source or cause of the outbreak have not yet been made public by the FDA. The investigation appears to be ongoing, with limited information currently available to the public.

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