Michigan health officials reported a significant rise in cyclosporiasis cases, now totaling 2,640, with lettuce and greens suspected as the source. The CDC notes infection typically peaks in spring and summer, with symptoms including diarrhea, fatigue. Effective washing methods can help reduce risk.
Michigan health officials reported a significant rise in cyclosporiasis cases, now totaling 2,640, with lettuce and greens suspected as the source. The CDC notes infection typically peaks in spring and summer, with symptoms including diarrhea, fatigue. Effective washing methods can help reduce risk.
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Michigan health officials reported a significant rise in cyclosporiasis cases, now totaling 2,640, with lettuce and greens suspected as the source. The CDC notes infection typically peaks in spring and summer, with symptoms including diarrhea, fatigue. Effective washing methods can help reduce risk.
