A parasitic illness outbreak has been linked to iceberg lettuce in multiple states. According to US health officials, cases have been reported in 15 states. The outbreak is attributed to cyclospora, a parasitic illness associated with contaminated food products.
Further information on the outbreak, including specifics on the affected states and any additional details, can be found through US health officials or other reliable sources, such as FOX 7 Austin.
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