The third was "keep kids sick with diarrhea home," because you don't want little Johnny face painting other kids with his crypto-containing poop.

The CDC tweeted out their warning to not swim if you’re experiencing the effects of diarrhea and other intestinal-related illnesses this summer.

Some icky news just in time for pool season: Reports of diarrhea outbreaks linked to cryptosporidium parasites in pools and water parks increased at least two-fold in two years, federal health ...

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Most important, stay out of the pool when suffering from diarrhea. Oh, and the CDC knows you pee in the pool, too.

New Yorkers lounging at Big Apple pools Monday slammed new federal warnings against swimming with diarrhea as “unnecessary” — but admitted that trips to public baths can often be a crapshoot.… ...

Stay out of the water if you have diarrhea – swim diapers will not contain diarrhea if your child has an accident. (Depends too?) Don't pee or poop in the water. (Do toilet-trained humans really ...

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