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Michigan health officials have confirmed two deaths linked to a cyclospora outbreak, the first in the U.S. related to this parasite. The CDC has reported over 18,000 cases in the current outbreak, with lettuce from Mexico identified as a potential source. The investigation is ongoing, with additional sources possibly involved.
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Michigan health officials have confirmed two deaths linked to a cyclospora outbreak, the first in the U.S. related to this parasite. The CDC has reported over 18,000 cases in the current outbreak, with lettuce from Mexico identified as a potential source. The investigation is ongoing, with additional sources possibly involved.
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