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Another cyclospora outbreak not linked to lettuce under investigation: FDA
Summary by Abilene News Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Addy Bink , BigCountryHomepage (KTAB CBS / KRBC NBC) - News
· July 23, 2026
· 1 min read
At least 72 cases have been linked to this outbreak.
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A cyclospora outbreak is currently under investigation by the FDA. At least 72 cases have been linked to this outbreak.
The FDA has stated that this outbreak is not linked to lettuce.
Further details about the outbreak can be found on the BigCountryHomepage website, which is the source of this information, including any updates as the investigation continues.
Why this matters in Abilene News
The current cyclospora outbreak under FDA investigation has significant implications for Abilene residents, who may be affected by the spread of this foodborne illness. With at least 72 cases linked to the outbreak, local healthcare providers and public health officials will be on high alert to identify and treat any potential cases in the area. Given that the outbreak is not linked to lettuce, a common culprit in past cyclospora outbreaks, residents will need to remain vigilant about the source of their food and take precautions to avoid infection. As the investigation continues, Abilene residents can stay informed about the outbreak and any updates through local news sources, and should be prepared to take steps to protect themselves and their families from the risk of infection. The FDA's ongoing investigation will be crucial in determining the cause of the outbreak and preventing further cases.
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Category: local ·
Published: July 23, 2026 ·
Source: BigCountryHomepage (KTAB CBS / KRBC NBC) - News ·
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