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  • Publications Editor, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Michigan says salad is safe again as state’s cyclosporiasis cases fall

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By Sara Miller Verified
| Aol Verified
Michigan health officials said Thursday that residents could return to their usual salad routine as cyclosporiasis cases in the state continue to fall. Michigan has logged the most cases of the parasitic infection, which causes explosive diarrhea, as the illness has surged across the U.S. Michigan has reported 12,485 cases of cyclosporiasis since June, including 279 hospitalizations and two deaths.
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Un panel de la FDA recomienda flexibilizar las restricciones sobre varios péptidos, incluido el BPC-157

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By Berkeley Lovelace Jr. Verified, Sara Miller Verified
| Telemundo Verified
Jul. 23, 2026, 11:14 PM EDT Por Berkeley Lovelace Jr. y Sara G. Miller – NBC News Un comité asesor de la Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos (FDA) votó por un estrecho margen a favor de flexibilizar las restricciones sobre los péptidos, a pesar de las fuertes objeciones de los científicos de carrera de la agencia.
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Taylor Farms recalls iceberg lettuce amid cyclosporiasis outbreak

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By Erika Edwards Verified, Sara Miller Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Taylor Fresh Foods said Friday it was voluntarily removing all iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico from the U.S. The recall comes amid an escalating outbreak of cyclosporiasis - a stomach bug that causes weeks of severe diarrhea - that federal health officials have linked to lettuce from certain Taco Bell restaurants.
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