Douglas County Cyclospora surge linked to Taco Bell

Published Jul 22, 03:35 AM UTC

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Douglas County health officials have reported a rapid surge in Cyclospora infections, with Taco Bell identified as a primary exposure source. The outbreak is part of a larger national trend, with new cases also reported in Jefferson County, New York, and Alabama, which has confirmed 28 cases. In Wisconsin, a Milwaukee restaurant has reinstated COVID-era protocols to combat the spread. Health authorities are advising the public on how to lower infection risk, emphasizing proper food handling and hygiene. The outbreak has prompted multi-state investigations as cases continue to rise.

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Douglas County Officials Report 'Rapid' Cyclospora Surge; Taco Bell Emerges as Top Exposure Source

Source: KETV

Douglas County health officials have reported a rapid increase in Cyclospora infections, with Taco Bell identified as a primary exposure source in the ongoing outbreak.

New Cyclosporiasis Cases Reported in Jefferson County

Source: WWNY

Additional cases of cyclosporiasis have been confirmed in Jefferson County, adding to the growing number of infections in the region.

Cyclosporiasis in Wisconsin; Milwaukee Restaurant Reuses COVID Protocols

Source: FOX6 News Milwaukee

Wisconsin has reported cases of cyclosporiasis, and a Milwaukee restaurant has reinstated COVID-era protocols in response to the outbreak.

Cyclospora Outbreak Surges: Here's How to Lower Infection Risk

Source: Axios

As the Cyclospora outbreak continues to surge, health officials are advising the public on steps to reduce the risk of infection.

Alabama Health Officials Report 28 Cases of Cyclospora Amid National Outbreak

Source: WBRC

Alabama health officials have confirmed 28 cases of Cyclospora infection as part of a larger national outbreak.

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