Michigan's cyclosporiasis outbreak is growing. Here's everything you need to know. - Detroit Free Press

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**SUMMARY:** Michigan is experiencing a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak, with dozens of people hospitalized and over 1,500 cases reported. The source of the infection remains unknown. **WHY IT MATTERS:** This outbreak highlights the need for better food safety practices to prevent such illnesses that can lead