Experts describe some of the most common protozoa and worms ...

Cyclospora has largely been found on fresh fruits and vegetables that were contaminated by irrigation water tainted with feces.

If you're unlucky enough to ingest a contaminated food, you may get stuck with weeks of watery diarrhea as well as "frequent and sometimes explosive bowel movements," according to the CDC.

Cyclospora, the “diarrhea parasite,” is fueling an outbreak linked to shredded lettuce in nine states as cases surge ...

Cyclosporiasis cases continue to rise across the country, leaving New Yorkers wondering which fruits and vegetables are safe to eat. The intestinal illness caused by the microscopic parasite ...

Many consumers are wondering if any produce is considered safe from the parasite causing an explosive diarrhea outbreak.

Federal and state health officials are still trying to pinpoint the source or sources of the ongoing outbreak.

As Cyclospora cases rise, health officials share how to safely handle produce to avoid the intestinal parasite.

New day, new food scare. E. coli and Listeria were already putting shoppers on edge. Now, Cyclospora — a parasite that cause explosive, watery diarrhea — has people wondering if anything in the ...

As cyclospora cases surge, food safety and infectious disease experts share how they’re staying safe.

While a specific source hasn't been identified, at least two major leafy greens producers say their products are not involved.

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