A Clark County resident has been reported with cyclosporiasis after traveling to two states associated with an ongoing multistate outbreak, according to the Southern Nevada Health District. Health officials said the travel occurred during the likely exposure period, and the person later returned to Clark County.
What was reported in Clark County
The Southern Nevada Health District reported that a Clark County resident had cyclosporiasis. The report links the case to travel during the likely exposure period, not to a confirmed local source in Clark County based on the information released.
Travel tied to the outbreak
Health officials said the person had traveled to two states connected to an ongoing multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak. The states were not identified in the available report, so readers should not assume which locations were involved beyond the health district\u2019s description.
What happened to the resident
After traveling during the likely exposure window, the individual returned to Clark County. No additional details were provided about the person\u2019s condition, treatment, age or whether anyone else in Clark County has been affected.
What this means locally
The case was reported by the Southern Nevada Health District. The available information does not say that the illness was acquired in Southern Nevada; it only says the resident traveled to two outbreak-linked states before returning home.
Key Facts
- A Clark County resident was reported with cyclosporiasis.
- Health officials said the person traveled to two states tied to an ongoing multistate outbreak during the likely exposure period.
- The case was reported by the Southern Nevada Health District.
- The individual returned to Clark County after the travel period.