Two people in Michigan have died from cyclosporiasis. This is the first time people have died from this illness in the US.

The people who died had other health problems that made their cyclosporiasis worse.

There are no new updates on the investigation.

The FDA thinks the outbreak is linked to lettuce from a farm in Mexico, but they are still looking for other sources.

Cyclosporiasis is not usually a life-threatening illness.

Michigan has reported 11,234 cases of cyclosporiasis. 461 new cases were reported on Monday.

The most cases are in Wayne County, with 1,379 infections. People aged 30-39 are the most affected.

Cases of cyclosporiasis have been rising in the US. Symptoms include diarrhea, nausea, and stomach problems.

The CDC has reported 6,707 cases of cyclosporiasis nationwide.

The CDC only reports confirmed cases, but state health departments may report more cases.

Some experts think that budget cuts have made it harder for the government to respond to food outbreaks.

The US Department of Health and Human Services knows about the deaths in Michigan.

It's important to find the source of the outbreak to prevent more illnesses.

Some people are avoiding certain restaurants and not buying lettuce because of the outbreak.

It's best to stick to the facts.

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