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FDA investigating new cluster of cyclosporiasis with 72 cases. Where do food recalls stand?

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By Alex Maragos Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Federal health officials are investigating a new outbreak involving the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora. The outbreak included 72 people as of Wednesday. The Food and Drug Administration has not yet identified which products are linked to the illnesses. Officials also have not said where the cases are located.
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FDA investigating new cluster of cyclosporiasis with 72 cases. Where do food recalls stand?

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By Alex Maragos Verified
| Flipboard
Argentina 5 hours ago Argentina Player Releases Statement Announcing Retirement After World Cup Final Defeat givemesport - Matthew Guyett • 5h The World Cup final defeat to Spain proved to be the final act of one of Argentina's players, who has now announced their international retirement.
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What is safe to eat during cyclosporiasis outbreak, according to a food safety expert

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By Alex Maragos Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
The cyclosporiasis outbreak, now the largest in American history, has millions of people second guessing their next meal. That includes the man in charge of a nationally-recognized food safety institute. Brian Schaneberg, executive director of IIT's Institute for Food Safety and Health, joined The Takeaway with Alex podcast to talk about what is safe to eat.
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