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Taco Bell removes lettuce from menu in US after links to explosive diarrhoea

US fast-food chain Taco Bell is removing lettuce from its menu in some states after investigations found it could be linked to an outbreak of explosive diarrhoea caused by a parasite.

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Taco Bell locations remove ingredients amid cyclosporiasis outbreak

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Taco Bell locations pull ingredients off menu as ‘explosive diarrhea’ parasite cases surge

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Health officials identify source of US explosive diarrhoea outbreak

A sample of iceberg lettuce from the food supplier Taylor Farms has tested positive for the parasite that caused an explosive diarrhoea outbreak affecting thousands of people in the US, officials said...

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Taco Bell sued by customer who allegedly contracted ‘explosive diarrhea’ parasite

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FDA says sample of iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms tested positive for US parasite outbreak

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The cyclospora outbreak lawsuits have begun

Health officials have linked the outbreak to shredded iceberg lettuce supplied to Taco Bell.

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FDA Walks Back Positive Lab Test While Lettuce Recall Continues

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What Did They Eat? Here’s How One Case of Cyclosporiasis Was Solved.

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Taco Bell has pulled some menu ingredients in select locations to prevent possible cyclospora exposure

Taco Bell is addressing concerns about cyclospora by removing ingredients amid the CDC's ongoing investigation into the multistate outbreak.

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"Not just Taco Bell btw": Online backlash grows as CDC identifies Taylor Farms as suspected source of Cyclospora parasite outbreak

The FDA’s report identifying Taylor Farms’ iceberg lettuce supplied to Taco Bell as a suspected source of the Cyclosporiasis outbreak has sparked concern on social media.

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Diarrhea-causing parasite: Your favorite Taco Bell item may have been pulled from the menu

Taco Bell restaurants are pulling fresh ingredients from their menus due to a growing parasitic outbreak across the U.S. The outbreak has already sickened people in 18 states, and one of the symptoms is “explosive diarrhea.