FDA says new cyclospora outbreak linked to unspecified product
The FDA identified a new cyclospora outbreak, but the source is unknown. The outbreak is a health issue. The FDA is investigating.
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The FDA found a new outbreak of a parasite called cyclospora. The source of the outbreak is not known. The FDA is trying to find out what caused it.
Why it matters
This is important because cyclospora can make people very sick. The FDA needs to find the source to prevent more people from getting sick.
- What is cyclospora?
- Cyclospora is a type of parasite that can make people sick.
- What is the FDA doing?
- The FDA is investigating the source of the outbreak.
- Can cyclospora be prevented?
- Yes, the FDA can prevent more people from getting sick by finding the source of the outbreak.
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FDA is investigating a new cyclospora outbreak
Sources1TypeAngleCBS NewsReports the outbreak as a health issue