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Parasite Outbreak Tied to Two Deaths in Michigan, CDC Says (opens the original)
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Two people have died in Michigan from the severe diarrhea-causing parasite that has sickened thousands across the US, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Both had underlying health conditions, the agency said in a statement Monday. The cyclosporiasis infections and dehydration may have exacerbated their existing, significant health conditions, Michigan’s health department said in a statement. They’re the first deaths in a growing US outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a disease
Cyclosporiasis Cases Top 10,000 in Michigan as Parasite Spreads (opens the original)
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A severe-diarrhea-inducing parasite has now infected more than 10,000 people in Michigan, the epicenter of an outbreak that’s been reported in 45 states in the US since May. Michigan Health and Human Services said Wednesday that it has 10,077 cases of cyclosporiasis, with 160 people hospitalized. The state health department said that salad greens are a common source, but an investigation is ongoing and other foods could not be ruled out. Cyclosporiasis is caused by ingesting a microscopic parasi
As Parasite Spawned Chaos, Taylor Farms Slow-Walked Response (opens the original)
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The US Food and Drug Administration had apologized, Taylor Farms said in a post on X. An agency lab test linking its produce to the country’s worst cyclosporiasis outbreak in decades was a false positive. Not only that, but the government still hadn’t produced a laboratory result connecting the company’s lettuce to the outbreak. The statement, issued Sunday, was a remarkable bid to give the impression that regulators — who had said significant evidence linked Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce to the
NYC Finds Legionnaires' Bacteria at 31 Upper East Side Sites (opens the original)
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New York City officials identified dozens of buildings with Legionnaires’ bacteria in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, closing in on the source of an outbreak that has infected at least 46 people and hospitalized 22. The New York City Health Department tested the cooling towers of 183 buildings in neighborhoods encompassed by three zip codes — 10028, 10128 and 10075 — that are among the city’s wealthiest and most densely populated. Of the 31 with signs of bacterial contamination, 19 already have bee
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