Michigan says salad is safe again as state’s cyclosporiasis cases fall
The state health department said residents can resume buying bagged salads but should still avoid recalled lettuce.
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Michigan says salad is safe again as state’s cyclosporiasis cases fall
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Michigan's health department lifted its advisory against bagged salads after cyclosporiasis cases declined, allowing residents to resume purchasing these products while continuing to avoid recalled lettuce. The outbreak had resulted in 12,485 confirmed cases linked to contaminated produce, though new infections were slowing by the time officials eased the guidance.
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Michigan eases lettuce advice as state health department says cyclosporiasis reports decline
Aug 6 - Michigan health officials on Thursday advised residents to resume eating lettuce and salad greens, citing a slowdown in new cyclosporiasis infections, after reporting 12,485 cases linked to the outbreak, up 267 cases from a day earlier.