HEALTHJul 17 · 00:34 UTCNY POSTElla Morrison

Tainted Taco Bell ingredient ID’d as potential source of ‘explosive diarrhea’ parasite, cyclosporiasis: report

The CDC identified a potential link between cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky and a contaminated Taco Bell ingredient. The parasite, known for causing 'explosive diarrhea,' is suspected to have originated from a specific food source.

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