The outbreak, tied to shredded iceberg lettuce from Mexico, has caused 193 hospitalizations across at least nine states
Michigan reports first two US deaths from cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce
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Michigan has reported the first two deaths in the United States from a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce from Mexico, according to state health officials. The outbreak has sickened hundreds and led to 193 hospitalizations, with cases now spread across at least nine states.
Federal health officials have indicated that other brands, restaurants, retailers, or distribution channels may also be connected as the investigation continues. Overall, cyclospora cases have reached a record high in the U.S., according to health data.
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Michigan reports first two US deaths from ‘explosive diarrhea’ cyclosporiasis outbreak.
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The outbreak has resulted in 193 hospitalizations, according to the health department’s latest data.
according to Global NewsThe cases linked to shredded iceberg lettuce from Mexico have now spread to at least nine states.
according to Global NewsFederal health officials have said other “brands, restaurants, retailers, or distribution channels” could be tied to the outbreak as the investigation continues.
according to The Boston GlobeOverall, cyclospora cases have set a U.S. record.
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Michigan reports first two US deaths from ‘explosive diarrhea’ cyclosporiasis outbreak.
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