LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Kentucky has been hit hard as the nationwide Cyclospora outbreak continues.
As of July 29, the Kentucky Department of Public Health confirmed 274 cases out of the 620 reports. Twenty-four of the confirmed cases were hospitalized.
As uncertainty grows, the Lexington Farmer’s Market on Southland Drive is still a hotspot, even on a rainy Sunday.
RELATED | Kentucky experiences larger-than-typical surge in ‘explosive’ diarrhea parasite
“We’re here in the rain, and it’s worth coming out, rain or shine,” Dr. Kitrina Kearfoot said…