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The CDC has reported over 20,000 suspected cases of cyclosporiasis, the largest outbreak in U.S. history. Confirmed cases are primarily in Michigan, which has reported over 12,200 cases. The outbreak is linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce from Mexico, with two fatalities reported in Michigan.
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The CDC has reported over 20,000 suspected cases of cyclosporiasis, the largest outbreak in U.S. history. Confirmed cases are primarily in Michigan, which has reported over 12,200 cases. The outbreak is linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce from Mexico, with two fatalities reported in Michigan.
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CDC reports over 20,000 suspected cyclosporiasis cases in largest outbreak in US history
CDC reports over 20,000 suspected cyclosporiasis cases in largest outbreak in U.S. history