Michigan lifts lettuce warnings as cyclospora cases fall
Summary
Michigan health officials have relaxed warnings about eating lettuce after the number of cyclospora infections dropped. People in Michigan can now eat produce as usual, instead of avoiding bagged salad mixes during the outbreak peak.Key Facts
- Michigan had a cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce and bagged salad mixes.
- Earlier, the state advised people not to buy or eat bagged salad mixes to avoid illness.
- The number of cyclospora cases has gone down recently.
- Health officials have now lifted the special warnings about lettuce.
- Residents are told to follow normal food safety practices when eating produce.
- The state reported a total of 12,485 cyclospora cases during the outbreak.
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