More than 24,000 cyclosporiasis infections reported as new cases appear to slow: CDC
Ohio and Michigan are ending daily updates after reporting thousands of cases, as health officials say new infections are declining.
- More than 24,000 cyclosporiasis infections linked to tainted iceberg lettuce from central Mexico have been reported across multiple states including Michigan and Indiana.
- Fourteen federal lawsuits have been filed against Taco Bell and Taylor Farms, with estimates of 50 to 100 lawsuits nationwide related to the outbreak.
- Lawsuits commonly allege plaintiffs ate at Taco Bell before developing cyclosporiasis symptoms that required medical treatment.
- Legal and health experts have called for accountability and improvements in public health surveillance, criticizing funding cuts that weakened epidemic monitoring systems.
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Arkansas reports 12 more cyclosporiasis cases, raising year’s total to 275 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
The Arkansas Department of Health on Friday reported a dozen new cases of cyclosporiasis in the past two days, at least two-thirds of which were in Northwest Arkansas.
Michigan records 1,400 more cases of cyclosporiasis in a week, health officials say
Aug 13 (Reuters) - Michigan health officials on Thursday reported 13,909 cases linked to an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an increase of over 1,400 cases since their last update on August 6. Michigan, the hardest-hit state, reported two deaths asso...
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