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Parasitic outbreak of cyclosporiasis linked in Michigan to lettuce

Health officials report a rising number of cyclosporiasis cases across the U.S. as investigations link an outbreak in Michigan to fresh lettuce.

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Public health officials reported a rise in nationwide cyclosporiasis illnesses, with investigations linking the outbreak to fresh produce, including lettuce in Michigan. As cases surged across multiple states, authorities urged the public to exercise extra care with produce.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

Quick answers

What is the primary food source linked to the Michigan outbreak?

According to coverage from The Detroit News and 10tv.com, the outbreak in Michigan has been linked to lettuce.

Are all U.S. states seeing an increase in cases?

No. CBS News reports that while the outbreak has sickened thousands nationwide, case numbers in California remain within the normal range.

What are the symptoms of this infection?

Coverage from News 5 Cleveland WEWS identifies violent diarrhea as a symptom associated with the surge in cases.

The brief

A nationwide rise in cyclosporiasis infections is underway, prompting health officials to issue warnings regarding the consumption of fresh produce. Investigative efforts in Michigan have specifically identified lettuce as a potential source for the local cluster of illnesses. Symptoms associated with the parasite include violent diarrhea, which patients describe as disruptive.

Coverage from The Detroit News, CBS News, PBS, 10tv.com, WSB-TV, and News 5 Cleveland WEWS emphasizes the geographic spread of the parasite. While cases have risen across several states, reports note that California infection rates currently remain within the normal range. The reporting highlights the ongoing nature of early investigations into specific food sources.

Future reports are expected to clarify the extent of the outbreak as investigations continue into affected produce supplies. Coverage does not yet specify which lettuce brands or distributors are involved, nor does it provide a final tally of total illnesses nationwide.

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