Cyclospora
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U.S. Health Officials Scramble to Identify Source of Record-Breaking Cyclospora Outbreak
As U.S. cases of Cyclospora exceed 4,000, officials investigate contaminated produce, highlighting major gaps in federal food safety and water testing rules.
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Federal Health Officials Investigate Concurrent Cyclospora Outbreaks
Federal agencies are investigating multiple concurrent Cyclospora outbreaks, including one linked to Taylor Farms lettuce and a new, unidentified source.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Triggers Sharp Drop in Restaurant Foot Traffic
Foot traffic at major restaurant chains has fallen following an FDA-linked cyclospora outbreak traced to lettuce supplies.
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Cyclosporiasis Cases Rise in North Carolina, Buncombe County Reports Four Infections
North Carolina reports 307 cases of the intestinal parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis, with four confirmed infections in Buncombe County as health officials investigate.
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US Health Officials Investigate Widespread Cyclosporiasis Surge
Public health officials are investigating a spike in cyclosporiasis cases across 17 US states, with significant clusters reported in Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois.
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Michigan Races To Identify Source of Parasitic Outbreak as Cases Approach 1,000
Michigan health officials are investigating a surge of nearly 1,000 cyclosporiasis cases, a parasitic illness likely linked to contaminated fresh produce.