Here's what doctors say about produce, pools and reducing your risk.

A doctor explains how you can stay healthy and how to avoid getting cyclosporiasis amidst the increasing outbreak in America.

Officials are still searching for the source of the outbreak, prompting consumers to seek advice on social media about which foods to avoid.

Multiple theories about why the parasitic stomach bug is ballooning right now point to fruits and veggies.

“You cannot thin a system, defer the tools that would speed it up, and then wonder why the public is left guessing,” writes epidemiologist Katrine Wallace.

Here's what doctors say about produce, pools and reducing your risk.

A recent outbreak of cyclosporiasis—a foodborne illness contracted from eating contaminated food, typically fresh produce—has impacted at least 34 states nationwide.

Coverage always frames cyclosporiasis as a food safety story: contaminated basil and bad lettuce. I have a different diagnosis on this outbreak.

There are steps you can take to reduce your risk during this foodborne outbreak