No Colorado produce linked to ongoing Cyclospora outbreak
The Colorado Department of Agriculture confirms that Colorado produce is not linked to the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak. The FDA and CDC are investigating the outbreak, which is caused by a microscopic parasite leading to intestinal illness.
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- Cases of the “explosive diarrhea” parasite increase in Colorado, but still no worry of an outbreak
- Opinion: Why we still don’t know what foods are the source of the cyclospora outbreak
- CDC, CDPHE report state cases of intestinal illness, caused by parasite, resulting most often in diarrhea
- Another cyclospora outbreak not linked to lettuce under investigation: FDA
- Another cyclospora outbreak not linked to lettuce under investigation: FDA