A significant food poisoning outbreak has been declared over by health officials. Nearly 13,000 cases of cyclospora were reported, making it the largest outbreak of its kind. The parasite, which causes a diarrheal illness, is typically spread through contaminated food or water.
The outbreak is no longer active, according to officials, who are confident that recalled products are no longer on the market. However, questions remain about the origin of the contamination.
Further information is available about the outbreak and the ongoing investigation into its cause. The parasite's spread is often linked to contaminated produce, but the exact circumstances of this outbreak are still unclear.
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