Confirmed cyclospora cases surpass 17,000. See map of affected states
📍 Where it landed
The outbreak continued to expand, with U.S. officials linking additional iceberg‑lettuce cases to three more states and confirmed infections climbing past 17,000 nationwide, including 486 cases in Florida and a Kansas total of 829. While Missouri reported a tapering of cases and urged ongoing vigilance, CDC data showed more than 3,000 new infections added to the tally.
The coverage then fell silent without a definitive resolution.
Epilogue added 35d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Confirmed cyclospora cases surpass 17,000. See map of affected states USA Today · 59d ago broke it first
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