HEALTHSTORY 604· JULY 26, 2026

Six cyclospora outbreaks are active in the U.S. Only one is tied to a food source.

The FDA is currently investigating six separate cyclospora outbreaks, and only one has so far been linked to a specific food: shredded iceberg lettuce. Cyclospora is a pathogen that causes cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness that reached…

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