Shiv Sudhakar

1. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Shiv Sudhakar, MD

   I’m a Doctor Who Treated Measles in the 2015 Outbreak. 7 Things People Keep Getting Wrong (opens the original)

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   When treating measles patients infected in the Disneyland outbreak that spread to six states and Canada between 2014 and 2015, I learned firsthand that even “the happiest place on Earth” is not immune to a preventable crisis. In fact, many of the urgent public health lessons I took away from this period feel just as relevant as the U.S. battles a 35-year high in measles infections. Last week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the number of measles cases in 2026 had sur

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2. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · Shiv Sudhakar, MD

   I’m an Infectious Disease Doctor. I Worry About These 6 Foodborne Illnesses More Than Cyclospora (opens the original)

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   Move over, bacteria — there’s a new pathogen in town. The recent cyclospora outbreak has put parasites on the map, forcing people to second-guess what they’re eating and to learn that bacteria aren’t the only germs lurking in foods that can make us sick. The good news? Cyclosporiasis, the intestinal infection caused by cyclospora, is highly treatable, and most healthy people make a full recovery (even if the symptoms can last weeks and be very unpleasant, ER doctors previously told TODAY.com). T

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