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The FDA named a source of the diarrhea parasite outbreak. The saga isn't over.
The FDA linked shredded lettuce served at Taco Bell to a cyclosporiasis outbreak, but the contamination and fallout may extend further.
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The FDA has identified a potential source of the recent diarrhea parasite outbreak, pinpointing shredded lettuce served at Taco Bell as the likely culprit. The agency's findings suggest that contaminated lettuce may be responsible for the cyclosporiasis outbreak, but it remains unclear whether other sources of the parasite are involved.
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