More than 24,000 cyclosporiasis infections reported as new cases appear to slow: CDC
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At the same time, lettuce prices fell a record 16.4% in July, and media outlets debated whether recent Taylor Farms recalls were linked to the outbreak, noting a shift of shoppers toward farmers’ markets. No definitive resolution was reported, and the story has since quieted.
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