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Nebraska Cyclosporiasis Cases Decline | Lincoln News

Nebraska Cyclosporiasis Cases Decline | Lincoln News

Published 4 days, 7 hours ago
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Nebraska’s cyclosporiasis outbreak is cooling down, with 85 cases mostly tied to a recalled salad mix — but the national crisis rages on, hitting over 12,000 people across 33 states. The salad, pulled from Jewel-Osco shelves in June, appears to be losing steam as new, unlinked cases emerge with no known source. Caused by a parasite spread through tainted food or water, cyclosporiasis brings nasty symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting — sometimes requiring hospitalization. The CDC is watching closely, aware of thousands more suspected cases awaiting confirmation, while the FDA confirms all recalled products are off the market. With the immediate threat from the salad fading, investigators scramble to find the hidden source behind the remaining cases.

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