Michigan reports 2 deaths in rare parasite outbreak that has sickened more than 11,000
Two deaths linked to Michigan's cyclosporiasis outbreak had significant underlying health conditions impacted by the intestinal parasite and dehydration, health officials said.
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Marc Siegel discusses the alarming cyclosporiasis outbreak, with over 4,000 cases in 41 states linked to contaminated produce.
He emphasizes the need for caution as the parasitic infection isn't fully controlled, despite FDA tracing efforts.
Siegel also critiques the FDA panel's recommendation to ease peptide restrictions, highlighting insufficient human studies on their long-term health impacts.
Two people in Michigan have died in connection with the state's sprawling cyclosporiasis outbreak, marking a rare fatal outcome from the intestinal parasite, health officials said Monday.
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