Cases of diarrhea caused by the parasite cyclospora continues to climb. It’s easy to wonder: Is there anything in the produce aisle that’s safe to eat?

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

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 ...

Federal health officials are urging Americans to take extra precautions with fresh produce as a parasite linked to severe gastrointestinal illness continues to spread across the country. The Centers ...

A growing outbreak of Cyclospora infections across more than 30 states has renewed concerns about food safety in the United States. Health officials say the illness is being caused by a microscopic ...

Infections with cyclospora — what’s become known as the “explosive diarrhea” parasite — have been reported in almost every ...

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.

The cyclosporiasis outbreak, now the largest in American history, has millions of people second guessing their next meal. That includes the man in charge of a nationally-recognized food safety ...

The microscopic parasite is best known for triggering severe watery diarrhea that can sometimes be described as "explosive." ...

Odysseus did not face the parasite Cyclospora in his 10-year journey home. But the word "parasite" originated as a popular ...