Quebec has 223 cyclosporiasis cases so far in 2026; none linked to U.S. lettuce outbreak

There are currently no reported cases of cyclosporiasis in Quebec linked to the ongoing outbreak associated with lettuce in several U.S. states.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported over 20,000 suspected cyclosporiasis cases this week, making this the largest outbreak of the diarrhea-causing parasite in U.S. history. So far, the CDC has received reports of 10,468 confirmed cases of domestically acquired cyclosporiasis in 47 states. Another 12

All but three states have reported cases potentially linked to the outbreak.

EXCLUSIVE: Sysco has stopped buying iceberg lettuce from Mexico amid US cyclosporiasis outbreak, CEO says  Reuters

How lettuce linked to cyclosporiasis outbreak can get to your table  USA Today

Health officials in the U.K. are reporting a "sharp rise" in cyclosporiasis cases among some travelers returning from Mexico.

Alarm over massive cyclosporiasis outbreak in the United States: first two deaths linked to infected lettuce  MARCA

The first two cyclosporiasis-related deaths were reported in Michigan. This comes as Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, calls for an investigation into Taylor Farms' connections to the Trump administration. CBS News' Dr. Céline Gounder weighs in.

The dangerous illness linked to lettuce has now turned deadly, with two people reported dead in Michigan. In North Carolina, officials say recent cases reported eating parsley and cilantro. NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports.

Michigan reports first deaths tied to massive Cyclospora outbreak as CDC investigates multistate cases.