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Have you had a nice big salad lately? If the daily onslaught of news about Cyclospora outbreaks and recalls caused by fresh lettuce has you reaching for the canned corn instead, I get it. I worked for ...

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Salad lovers stand by lettuce as a staple of a healthy diet. But what do you do when an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, which can cause painful diarrhea, makes munching leafy greens a food safety hazard?

(NEXSTAR) – A produce-linked parasite that can cause uncomfortable (and at times dangerous) bouts of “explosive” diarrhea is causing people to think twice before snacking on berries or mixing up a ...

As cases of an explosive-diarrhea-causing parasite continue to rise across the U.S., lettuce-based salads may be off the table until the source is found. Cyclosporiasis is an illness caused by the ...

The best produce-washing tools for safer fruits and vegetables. Use this nylon-bristled vegetable brush to sweep dirt off of root vegetables, which often have extra earth clinging to them since they ...

The Cyclospora outbreak may have you wondering if it’s safe to eat salad or lettuce. These expert tips can reduce your risk of getting sick. Leafy greens are a common culprit of foodborne illness, but ...