First U S death from Cyclosporine disease

Reports have emerged about the outbreak of cyclospora in the United States, with over 18,000 cases reported this season, including 7,007 confirmed cases. The most severe case resulted in the deaths of two individuals in Michigan, due to the exacerbation of pre-existing health conditions caused by severe diarrhea-induced dehydration. The microscopic parasite that contaminates food and water causes the illness, which can produce symptoms lasting more than a month and lead to serious dehydration, particularly during the spring and summer seasons. As a precaution, iceberg lettuce has been withdrawn from the market, and it is believed that contaminated products have been consumed or removed from shelves.

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