diarrhea

The explosive part of the disease is bad enough but these three lingering effects are what most people are talking about.

Louisiana case counts of Cyclosporiasis are on the rise as the FDA confirms a new outbreak of the explosive diarrhea disease.

Seventy cases confirmed, five hospitalizations, and it's all tied to something most people handle every single day without a second thought.

A parasite outbreak that started in May has now reached 31 states — and some of the foods linked to it are probably sitting in your fridge right now.

Eighty-six hospitalizations and counting, and nobody's pinpointed the source yet. This one's worth paying attention to, especially if you've been feeling off lately.

Louisiana residents are reporting an uptick in being sick as a gastrointestinal illness is sweeping through the South. Here's what you might have if you're spending a little too much time on the toilet.

A microscopic organism is creating a lot of issues for Louisiana residents in the form of diarrhea, nausea, and dehydration. Here's what doctors are recommending.

The CDC's warning was internet gold over the holiday weekend