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A keratitis outbreak caused by Purpureocillium lilacinum has been reported in New York City, linked to an ophthalmology clinic. The CDC is actively responding to this public health concern.
Read full storyThe CDC reports nearly one million annual doctor visits for eye infections, costing $175 million in direct healthcare expenses. Keratitis, a significant cause of these visits, can lead to severe complications, including blindness.
CDC announces the release of national estimates regarding doctor visits and healthcare costs related to keratitis, an eye condition that can result in blindness if untreated. This data aims to raise awareness about the importance of eye health.
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