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Michigan health officials reported two deaths linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting nine states. The outbreak has resulted in over 11,000 cases in Michigan, with the CDC investigating the source, which is linked to recalled lettuce. The outbreak has led to a decline in produce purchases among consumers.
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Michigan health officials reported two deaths linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting nine states. The outbreak has resulted in over 11,000 cases in Michigan, with the CDC investigating the source, which is linked to recalled lettuce. The outbreak has led to a decline in produce purchases among consumers.
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Two deaths in Michigan linked to cyclosporiasis outbreak
Two deaths reported in Michigan cyclosporiasis outbreak