Arkansas

Arkansas is currently reporting active salmonellosis and cyclosporiasis, both clinically significant enteric infections that can cause acute gastrointestinal illness and may lead to dehydration or prolonged symptoms. Salmonellosis accounts for 98 confirmed cases and is increasing, while cyclosporiasis accounts for 280 confirmed cases and is decreasing; no deaths are reported in the verified updates. Overall public health impact is medium, driven by a substantial cyclosporiasis burden alongside a rising salmonellosis trend. The concurrent circulation of two gastrointestinal pathogens indicates ongoing enteric disease activity in the state, with sustained transmission suggested by the continued case counts and recent trend signals.

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