FDA identifies potential culprit in cyclosporiasis outbreak as illness spreads nationwide
Summary
The FDA has linked a widespread outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness, to lettuce grown in Mexico and supplied to Taco Bell by Taylor Farms. The illness is spreading across the United States as health officials investigate.Key Facts
- Cyclosporiasis is caused by a parasite that can make people sick when they eat contaminated food.
- The FDA traced the outbreak to lettuce grown in Mexico.
- The affected lettuce was delivered to Taco Bell restaurants by Taylor Farms.
- The illness is spreading nationwide in the U.S.
- Health officials are working to control the outbreak and protect public health.
- Symptoms of cyclosporiasis often include diarrhea, stomach cramps, and fatigue.
- The FDA advises people to be cautious when eating lettuce from the confirmed sources until the outbreak is resolved.
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