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Cyclosporiasis linked to lettuce in 15 states
A multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis, linked to lettuce sold at restaurants like Taco Bell and grocery stores, has affected over 6,000 people across 15 US states. The CDC has identified the parasite responsible and is responding with a level 3 emergency, while companies like Taylor Farms have issued product recalls. Experts believe contaminated lettuce is the primary cause, although other sources cannot be ruled out. The actual number of cases may be significantly higher, with estimates suggesting up to a million Americans affected.
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