Michigan health official details effort to mitigate cyclosporiasis outbreak
Summary
More than 22,000 cases of cyclosporiasis, a food-related illness, have been reported in 45 states. A health expert from Michigan explains how local health officials are working to control the outbreak.Key Facts
- Cyclosporiasis is a food-borne illness caused by a parasite.
- Over 22,000 cases have been reported across 45 U.S. states.
- The outbreak prompted health officials to take action to reduce its spread.
- Adrienne Walling is a prevention specialist with the Washtenaw County Health Department in Michigan.
- Walling provided details about the efforts to control the illness in a CBS News interview.
- Health departments are working to identify contaminated food sources and educate the public.
- The illness often causes symptoms like diarrhea and stomach cramps.
- Controlling the outbreak involves tracking cases and improving food safety measures.
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