Iceberg lettuce from Mexico was identified as one source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak. So, is it safe to eat lettuce yet?
Missing your summer salads? Here's when experts think it's safer to eat leafy greens again.
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Hilary Brueck
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Cyclosporiasis Is Solved! Right?
Lettuce lovers are weighing up the risks of eating salad as the cyclosporiasis outbreak rolls on.
The people who study foodborne illness for a living aren't panicking—but they are making a few targeted changes.
Five salad lovers told Business Insider about their strategies as cyclospora spreads, from avoiding iceberg to cutting fresh…
“You cannot thin a system, defer the tools that would speed it up, and then wonder why the public is left guessing,” writes…
It's probably not news to you that a parasite that causes explosive diarrhea has been surging in the US.
Certain produce may be high-risk, but you can still enjoy it by following a few guidelines
