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Diarrhée explosive: plus de 220 Québécois sont malades à cause du même parasite intestinal qui frappe les États-Unis

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This story is being tracked because 5 Canadian outlets have coverage connected to "Diarrhée explosive: plus de 220 Québécois sont malades à cause du même parasite intestinal qui frappe les États-Unis". Start by comparing the source headlines from Radio-Canada, BNN Bloomberg, National Observer, and 2 more. Framing notes and extracted facts are added after the analysis pass has enough signal.

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  • Media Maple Watch found related coverage from 5 Canadian outlets: Radio-Canada, BNN Bloomberg, National Observer, Le Devoir, TVA Nouvelles.
    Reported by: Radio-Canada, BNN Bloomberg, National Observer, Le Devoir, TVA Nouvelles
  • The latest tracked source article in this group is dated Aug 6, 2026.
    Reported by: Radio-Canada, BNN Bloomberg, National Observer, Le Devoir, TVA Nouvelles

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  • The tracked story is grouped under: "Diarrhée explosive: plus de 220 Québécois sont malades à cause du même parasite intestinal qui frappe les États-Unis".
    Source: Radio-Canada, BNN Bloomberg, National Observer, Le Devoir, TVA Nouvelles

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