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Albemarle 86, New Kent 78

Amherst County 71, Altavista 60

Brooke Point 79, Stafford 61

Carmel 85, Fredericksburg Christian 67

Chincoteague 60, Worcester Prep School, Md. 33

Christiansburg 79, Carroll County 73

Colonial Heights 68, Maggie L. Walker GS 49

Denbigh 64, Warwick 17

East Ridge, Ky. 75, Ridgeview 51

Eastside 57, Grundy 55

Fairfax Christian 64, Evergreen 49

Floyd County 67, Pulaski County 52

Grafton 64, Smithfield 58

Graham 59, Central Wise 54

Gretna 62, Tunstall 51

Halifax County 57, Bartlett Yancey, N.C. 52

Hanover 89, Spotsylvania 37

Hickory 63, Great Bridge 38

Highland Springs 69, Hermitage 30

Highland-Monterey 64, Bath County 33

Holston 70, Twin Valley 33

Immanuel Christian 53, Northern Virginia HomeSchool 42

Indian River 78, Grassfield 66

John Marshall 64, Hopewell 49

King William 70, Carver 51

King’s Fork High School 70, Western Branch 63

Lafayette 68, Jamestown 30

Liberty-Bedford 65, Franklin County 55

Loudoun Valley 32, Rock Ridge 30

Lunenburg Central 48, Brunswick 47

Lynchburg Home School 69, Faith Christian-Roanoke 55

Madison County 58, Orange County 55

Massaponax 77, North Stafford 56

Matoaca 58, Greensville County 46

Menchville 54, Heritage (Leesburg) 47

Middlesex 66, Mathews 50

Mount Vernon 74, Park View-Sterling 53

Nansemond River 69, Deep Creek 42

Narrows 70, Craig County 39

Nelson County 55, Chatham 45

Norfolk Christian School 80, StoneBridge School 57

Nottoway 58, Amelia County 42

Patrick Henry (Ashland) 53, Powhatan 47

Patrick Henry (Glade Spring) 61, Lebanon 54

Patriot 89, Woodbridge 49

Paul VI 93, Garfield Hts., Ohio 60

Petersburg 70, Imhotep, Pa. 60

Poquoson 59, Gloucester 32

Potomac Falls 55, Freedom-South Riding 47

Potomac Falls 55, Freedom-Woodbridge 47

Potomac School 58, Flint Hill 48

Radford 66, Auburn 60

Rappahannock County 50, Page County 46

Regents 59, Dayspring 44

Riverbend 39, Colonial Forge 35

Staunton 65, Rockbridge County 37

Trinity Christian-Deltona, Fla. 54, Mecklenburg County 38

Tuscarora 66, Stone Bridge 51

Veritas Classic Christian School 58, Christchurch 54

Warhill 59, Bruton 54

Warren County 62, Strasburg 53

Woodside 63, Bethel 35

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NYC man spent weeks suffering from cyclosporiasis: “My body would not allow me to eat food”

Click here for updates on this story    NEW YORK CITY (WCBS, WLNY) -- There have been 517 reported cases of the parasitic infection cyclosporiasis across New York state since May, and nearly 400 of them are in New York City, health officials say.It comes as United States health officials investigate outbreaks across the country."I was having a lot of pain" Chase Strangio, an attorney from Queens, says he spent weeks suffering from the illness."Felt really lethargic, nauseous, had a low-grade fever, had diarrhea," he said.When he began experiencing these symptoms back in May, he thought he had a stomach virus, but as the days progressed, he didn't see any improvements."My body would not allow me to eat food, and it even reached the point where drinking water was challenging," he said, "and I was having a lot of pain."No one in Strangio's family got sick, but many friends he had lunch with a week prior did."The common ingredient we were able to discern was either a lettuce or a cilantro," he said.Research led Strangio to request a stool test, which came back positive for Cyclospora, the parasite which causes the intestinal illness cyclosporiasis.Strangio said he was put on an antibiotic, and he's now feeling much better.Doctors stress handling produce properly Cyclosporiasis cases have been identified in 34 states since May 1.In New York City alone, there are 374 cases."This is three times the amount of our typical rate of Cyclospora infections," City Health Commissioner Dr. Alister Martin said.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has not yet confirmed a specific source for this outbreak, but past outbreaks have been linked to various produce such as raspberries, leafy greens, onions, basil and cilantro."The actual parasite lives on the outside of those fruits and vegetables," Martin said. "And so we're working with our colleagues at the federal government and at the state to identify, is there one retailer or wholesaler upstream that is particularly causing this."Mount Sinai South Nassau Chief of Infectious Diseases Dr. Aaron Glatt says it's not about avoiding fruits and vegetables, but handling them properly."Cooking them or making sure that they're washed well should be adequate," he said. "If people are just going to eat junk food, that has its risks too ... And I think having a well-balanced diet is something that's very important."Doctors also stress this is not spread from person to person.It can take up to two weeks for symptoms to appear, and the CDC says they can last longer without treatment. If you think you are infected, seek medical care.Please note: This story was provided to CNN Wire by an affiliate and does not contain original CNN reporting. This content carries a strict local market embargo. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.
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