AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCyclospora Outbreak Turns Deadly in Michigan: Michigan health officials confirmed the first two U.S. deaths tied to the multistate cyclospora outbreak. Both victims had serious underlying conditions that may have been worsened by cyclosporiasis and dehydration; the state declined further details. Michigan reported 11,234 outbreak-related cases and 193 hospitalizations as the CDC tracks thousands more nationwide, with federal investigators linking the broader outbreak to iceberg lettuce tied to Taylor Farms and products sold through Taco Bell. Food Safety Warning: Experts stress early recognition and prevention, since severe diarrhea and dehydration can become dangerous for higher-risk patients. Primary Day Health Context: With Michigan’s Aug. 4 Democratic U.S. Senate primary drawing national attention, voters are also weighing public health priorities as the outbreak continues to spread. Local Tragedy: A head-on crash on Durand Road in Venice Township killed both drivers; the Flint man was identified as Bertha Neal Elementary principal Robert Cawson.
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