A major cyclospora outbreak is unfolding, with nearly 1,000 cases reported—mostly in Michigan—causing severe diarrhea but no deaths. The FDA is investigating without identifying a specific food source yet. Cyclospora, a microscopic parasite spread via contaminated produce, thrives in irrigation or washing water tainted by human waste. Meanwhile, a separate outbreak tied to Taylor Farms’ recalled iceberg lettuce from central Mexico is also under scrutiny. Stay safe: wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water—alcohol-based sanitizers won’t cut it.
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