Cyclospora cayetanensis is a parasite whose infections cause severe gastrointestinal problems, including explosive diarrhea, and can spread through contaminated food and water, with the highest occurrence in the USA being linked to suspected lettuce. (translated)
In the USA, the intestinal parasite Cyclospora is spreading alarmingly and has already caused over 20,000 cases of illness, with hundreds of hospitalizations and two deaths, with contaminated iceberg lettuce from Mexico identified as a possible cause. (translated)
An outbreak of cyclosporiasis, dubbed "explosive diarrhea," has caused two deaths in Michigan, as health authorities point to contamination by Mexican lettuce served at Taco Bell, leading to over 11,000 suspected cases nationwide. (translated)
In the USA, an unprecedented epidemic of diarrhea caused by the Cyclospora parasite is spreading, likely stemming from contaminated Mexican iceberg lettuce, with more than 10,000 confirmed cases, 12,000 suspected cases, 517 hospitalizations, and two deaths, creating the largest outbreak of its kind in history. (translated)
According to the CDC, over 10,000 people in the USA have fallen ill with diarrhea caused by the parasite Cyclospora, with a possible outbreak linked to the consumption of iceberg lettuce from Mexico, and two deaths have been reported so far. (translated)
More than 10,000 cases of diarrhea caused by the Cyclospora parasite have been confirmed in the USA, with contaminated iceberg lettuce from Mexico as a possible source. (translated)
In the United States, an epidemic of cyclosporiasis causing explosive diarrhea has resulted in the deaths of two people with underlying health conditions, with more than 6,700 confirmed cases, mainly in Michigan, where a link has been established with lettuce imported from Mexico. (translated)
In the United States, there is a worrying increase in cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal infection caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis, which has already led to two deaths in Michigan, and the symptoms include persistent diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and dehydration, with an incubation period of 2-14 days. (translated)
The United States has reported the first two deaths associated with an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, with more than 11,000 confirmed cases in Michigan, and the relationship of the outbreak to Taco Bell lettuce is being investigated, while authorities continue to examine other sources of contamination of the parasite Cyclospora. (translated)
In Michigan, the first two deaths in the U.S. related to the Cyclospora parasite, which causes explosive diarrhea, have been reported, while authorities investigate an outbreak linked to lettuce from Mexico served at Taco Bell, which has affected more than 20,000 people in the country. (translated)
Two people have died in Michigan in connection with an outbreak of the parasite cyclospora, which is suspected to have affected over 11,000 people since the outbreak began in May. (translated)
In the United States, an outbreak of cyclosporiasis has resulted in more than 6,700 confirmed cases since May, including two deaths in Michigan, prompting investigations into the source of the infection, possibly linked to Mexican lettuce. (translated)
In the American state of Michigan, the first two deaths caused by the intestinal parasite cyclospora occurred, which has led to an outbreak with more than 11,200 confirmed cases, with the sick suffering mainly from severe diarrhea. (translated)
Two people have died in Michigan due to an infection with the parasite cyclospora, marking the first confirmed deaths in the U.S. related to this infection, which spread through lettuce from Mexico served at Taco Bell, and the number of infections has exceeded 4,100 in 41 states. (translated)
Two people in the USA have died as a result of an infection with the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis, which is linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell, while over 4,100 confirmed cases of diarrhea have been reported. (translated)
In the USA, in connection with a wave of diarrhea caused by the parasite Cyclospora, two people have died for the first time, while hundreds of infections have been reported and the cause remains unclear, with chopped iceberg lettuce from a Mexican supplier being considered a possible suspect. (translated)
In the USA, over 6,700 infections have been documented since May 2026 due to a diarrhea illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora, leading to two deaths in Michigan, while the cause of the illnesses, suspected to be based on finely chopped iceberg lettuce from Mexico, remains unclear. (translated)
The United Kingdom is warning against an intestinal infection caused by the parasite Cyclospora, which has already affected more than 18,000 people in the United States, with symptoms such as explosive diarrhea, linked to contaminated lettuce, while British travelers are urged to take food precautions due to the rise in cases. (translated)
Epidemija teškog proljeva uzrokovana parazitom Cyclospora pogodila je devet saveznih država u SAD-u, a kao mogući izvor zaraze navodi se kristal salata iz Meksika, dok je CDC potvrdio da je zabilježeno više od 11.000 slučajeva oboljenja. #Cyclospora #CDC #kristalSalata
