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Cryptosporidium p. , 152
HIV-positive adults p. 174
hyper-IgM syndrome and p. 115
watery diarrhea p. 176
Cryptosporidium p. , 152
Cryptosporidium p. , 152
Cryptosporidium is a water-borne parasite that causes diarrhea and vomiting in humans. The disease is often spread through the feco-oral route, usually by drinking contaminated water or eating food that has been in contact with infected water.
Cryptosporidium is a common cause of diarrhea amongst travelers and can be particularly dangerous for those with weakened immune systems. Symptoms usually resolve within a week or two but can occasionally be fatal.
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