The recalled iceberg lettuce blamed for the majority of a nationwide parasite outbreak should no longer be sitting in stores ...

CDC data shows that the rate of new cases being diagnosed may be slowing down. But how much?

If you ever wanted a good excuse for skipping out on the fresh salad for lunch, here’s one. Reports of cyclosporiasis, a foodborne parasitic disease that can cause explosive bouts of diarrhea, are ...

State health officials reported 22 new cases this week, a steep drop from last week and far below the surge seen earlier in ...

In comments to Ars Technica on Monday, a spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees CDC and FDA, said the outbreak information will be updated sometime “this week.” ...

The state health department pointed to prewashed salad kits as a possible culprit.

There have been 6,707 laboratory-confirmed cases of the explosive diarrhea illness since May 1, the CDC said July 28.

The situation surrounding the explosive diarrhea parasite is looking to get even messier. Health officials are investigating multiple clusters of cyclosporiasis that appear to have no tie to the ...

Explosive diarrhea outbreak has millions of US households ditching pre-bagged salad - Iceberg lettuce is the only product ...

On July 6, Michigan officials asked Taco Bell and Yum Brands for documents related to the outbreak, adding that it needed the information in a “timely manner to preserve public health.” On the very ...

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On 'Last Week Tonight,' the host shared his thoughts on the outbreak, blaming President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for making cuts to the FDA and CDC.