California avoids cyclosporiasis outbreak as other states grapple with rising cases

While a parasitic illness spreads across multiple U.S. states, California's health officials report the state has escaped the surge so far, offering reassurance to residents but raising questions about what protective measures or conditions are keeping the state clear.
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