Michigan reported 9,253 cyclosporiasis cases as of July 27, far above its typical annual total. The FDA-linked lettuce recall reached Michigan food-service customers, but it does not explain every state-reported case.
San Bernardino County reported two cyclosporiasis cases in 2026, but officials have identified no outbreak or cluster. The county’s July 23 advisory offers food-safety and symptom guidance without reporting a city-specific outbreak.
Los Angeles County has identified no local cases linked to a multijurisdictional cyclosporiasis outbreak, though the CDC had received 1,645 laboratory-confirmed U.S. case reports as of July 13.
Health experts shared an update on a cyclosporiasis outbreak during a Shawnee County work session, with key details including case numbers and a possible source not established in the available report.
Kansas health officials are continuing to investigate cyclosporiasis cases associated with a national outbreak and a July 17 voluntary recall of Taylor Farms de Mexico iceberg lettuce.
North Carolina health officials announced additional cyclosporiasis cases on July 28 and launched a public dashboard intended to provide ongoing statewide information about the illness.
A third Clark County resident has been counted among the travel-associated cyclosporiasis cases linked to a multistate outbreak, while officials report no evidence of Nevada exposure.
