Galveston County health officials have reported a number of cyclosporiasis cases. So far, 14 cases have been confirmed. In addition to the confirmed cases, there are also several others being investigated.
These additional cases are currently under review by health officials. A total of 4 cases are being looked into to determine if they are also cyclosporiasis. For more information on the cases and any updates, residents can refer to the report from ABC13 Houston.
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