Cyclospora Risk in Lettuce Drops After Implicated Product Pulled From Market

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Concerns over cyclospora contamination in lettuce have eased following the removal of an implicated product from the market. A food safety professor told WIRED that the withdrawal significantly lowers the risk of cyclospora exposure through lettuce consumption. Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that can cause intestinal illness in humans. While the expert's assessment is cautiously optimistic, consumers are advised to stay informed about any ongoing food safety updates.

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