A health expert from wistv.com (1) issued a warning that there is an ongoing cyclospora outbreak possibly associated with raw produce. This comes as families mourned loved ones lost to fentanyl at a local "Walk for Lives" event in Lexington, South Carolina [1]. Meanwhile, msn.com (2) reported that a top produce grower believes the United States may not have reached its peak of foodborne illnesses despite assurances from officials about the safety of the food supply. [1] did not provide specific details on which types of raw produce are linked to the outbreak, while [2] noted that this perspective contrasts with official health statements.
Health expert warns of cyclospora outbreak linked to raw produce
A health expert has warned about a cyclospora outbreak potentially linked to raw produce, while another news source suggests the US may not have reached its peak in foodborne illnesses.
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- Cyclospora outbreak potentially linked to raw produce
- US may not have hit peak in foodborne illnesses