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The United States has experienced a significant rise in foodborne illnesses this summer, with over 17,000 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis and multiple outbreaks linked to various foods. Contributing factors include climate change, a globalized food supply chain, and cuts to federal health agency staffing, which have hindered the response to these outbreaks.
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The United States has experienced a significant rise in foodborne illnesses this summer, with over 17,000 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis and multiple outbreaks linked to various foods. Contributing factors include climate change, a globalized food supply chain, and cuts to federal health agency staffing, which have hindered the response to these outbreaks.
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