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The Cyclospora outbreak has every toddler parent asking the same question: Are berries safe?
A Cyclospora outbreak has sickened over 1,000 Americans, prompting parents to question berry safety. Experts advise caution with berries, lettuce, and leafy greens, while social media offers conflicting advice on sanitizing produce. The global supply chain enables year-round berry availability, making them a staple in toddlers' diets despite current concerns.
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