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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 updates menu as Ohio deals with explosive diarrhea outbreak

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

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Foodborne illnesses at restaurant chains are rare but can sicken customers

Federal health officials identified iceberg lettuce from Mexico served at Taco Bell locations in five states as a source of widespread infections from the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora.

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FDA says Taylor Farms cyclospora test result was a false positive

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U.S. health agency now says cyclospora finding at produce company was false positive

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

The leading suspect, it seemed, was the cilantro.

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FDA Walks Back Positive Lab Test While Lettuce Recall Continues

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Taylor Farms recalls lettuce from Walmarts in Florida, 14 other states

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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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Taco Bell's New Menu Item Has a Southern Twist

The most-loved sauce gets a flavor upgrade. A new chapter in the Live Mas flavor story is here. With everyone devouring the Crispy Chicken menu, Taco Bell wants to give guests more flavor options. Ready to get dipping with a flavor bomb? When it comes to ...

Ohio residents sue Taco Bell, say they got cyclospora after eating at restaurants

Three Ohio residents are suing Taco Bell, alleging they became sick after eating at the restaurant as a cyclospora outbreak continues to spread. According to NewsNation affiliate WJW, food safety attorney Bill Marler has filed lawsuits on behalf of a Youngstown man,