2 deaths reported in Michigan as cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to spread
US cyclosporiasis outbreak kills two people in Michigan, officials say
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US cyclosporiasis outbreak kills two people in Michigan, officials say. The outbreak has resulted in 193 hospitalizations, according to the health department’s latest data. Consumers in the US have been steering clear of some restaurant chains and buying less lettuce in grocery stores as the multi-state outbreak of the parasitic disease has fueled confusion over what is safe to eat.
Furthermore, Cyclosporiasis is less common than other food-borne illnesses, including salmonella and E coli. Many cases are never linked to a specific food or other source and, for years, few US cyclospora outbreaks were reported.
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US cyclosporiasis outbreak kills two people in Michigan, officials say.
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The outbreak has resulted in 193 hospitalizations, according to the health department’s latest data.
according to The Guardian — International EditionConsumers in the US have been steering clear of some restaurant chains and buying less lettuce in grocery stores as the multi-state outbreak of the parasitic disease has fueled confusion over what is safe to eat.
according to The Guardian — International EditionCyclosporiasis is less common than other food-borne illnesses, including salmonella and E coli.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldMany cases are never linked to a specific food or other source and, for years, few US cyclospora outbreaks were reported.
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