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U.S. Cyclospora Outbreak

New Facts: New York Reports 470 Cyclospora Cases

As of July 10, 2026, New York state health officials reported approximately 470 cases of cyclosporiasis, contributing to a growing national outbreak of the intestinal disease.

The outbreak has affected multiple states, with Michigan reporting over 3,000 cases linked to the parasite, according to health officials.

In response to the rising cases, several Taco Bell locations in Michigan have stopped serving lettuce and cilantro, although no direct link has been established between the restaurant's food and the outbreak.

The current outbreak has prompted health officials to emphasize food safety measures, particularly concerning lettuce and salad greens, which are suspected sources of the infection.

Reports indicate that the total number of cyclosporiasis cases has surpassed 1,000 across several states this summer, highlighting the widespread nature of the outbreak.

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