Cyclosporiasis Cases Surge: Which Foods to Avoid for Prevention

The CDC confirms a rise in cyclosporiasis cases across the U.S., with over 1,600 confirmed infections as of July 13. The parasitic illness, caused by Cyclospora cayetanensis, is often linked to contaminated produce such as lettuce, herbs, and berries. Officials are investigating potential sources, including lettuce in Michigan, but have not yet identified a specific food or water source. Public health advice emphasizes proper food handling, thorough washing, and cooking of produce to reduce infection risk.

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