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Cyclospora Outbreak Ends

12 Sep to 13 Sep
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Los Angeles Times12 Sep

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has declared an end to a widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak that affected tens of thousands of people across 21 states between May and August, primarily in the Midwest and on the East Coast. The CDC recorded 12,883 laboratory-confirmed cases, resulting in 570 hospitalizations and two deaths. Although the number of recent infections has significantly declined…

Cyclosporiasis outbreak that sickened tens of thousands officially over, CDC says →
CBC12 Sep

U.S. federal officials have declared an end to a cyclospora outbreak that affected thousands of people across 21 states this year. With nearly 13,000 reported cases tied directly to the outbreak, it marks the largest such event in U.S. history. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) confirms all recalled iceberg lettuce linked to the outbreak is now off the market, though they continue to analyze samples to…

U.S. federal officials declare end to cyclospora outbreak that sickened thousands in 21 states →
Time13 Sep

The CDC announced on Friday that an outbreak of cyclosporiasis in the U.S., linked to contaminated processed iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico, has ended. At its peak before the recall on July 17, the CDC reported more than 1,000 cases daily; however, by August, this number had dropped significantly to less than two per day. The outbreak affected 12,883 people across the country, with 570 hospitalizations…

The Cyclospora Outbreak, By the Numbers →

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  1. 12 Sep

    The massive diarrhea-causing parasitic outbreak that sickened tens of thousands of people across 21 states over the summer has ended, though officials continue to investigate the cause of contamination.

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  • 13 Sep The Cyclospora Outbreak, By the NumbersThe CDC announced on Friday that an outbreak of cyclosporiasis in the U.S., linked to contaminated processed iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico, has ended. At its peak before the recall on July 17, the CDC reported more than 1,000 cases daily; however, by August, this number had dropped significantly to less than two per day. The outbreak affected 12,883 people across the country, with 570 hospitalizations…Time
  • 12 Sep U.S. federal officials declare end to cyclospora outbreak that sickened thousands in 21 statesU.S. federal officials have declared an end to a cyclospora outbreak that affected thousands of people across 21 states this year. With nearly 13,000 reported cases tied directly to the outbreak, it marks the largest such event in U.S. history. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) confirms all recalled iceberg lettuce linked to the outbreak is now off the market, though they continue to analyze samples to…CBC
  • 12 Sep Cyclosporiasis outbreak that sickened tens of thousands officially over, CDC saysThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has declared an end to a widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak that affected tens of thousands of people across 21 states between May and August, primarily in the Midwest and on the East Coast. The CDC recorded 12,883 laboratory-confirmed cases, resulting in 570 hospitalizations and two deaths. Although the number of recent infections has significantly declined…Los Angeles Times

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