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The latest on cyclospora, Taylor Farms and the FDA.

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Nicole Fallert here, bringing you the news to know on Wednesday.

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FDA continues to work with Taylor Farms to investigate outbreak

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has upped the number of cases of cyclosporiasis to more than 4,000 in 41 states. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the outbreak is "under control," rebuking criticism after the Food and Drug Administration revealed a test of Taylor Farms lettuce was a false positive.

What should you do? Take precautions like checking sources of meal kits and be mindful that kitchen tools like cutting boards can be sites of cross-contamination. And if you're overthinking the lettuce you just ate, remember people typically develop symptoms in about two days to two weeks.

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Movies

It's 70mm IMAX, thank you very much

Seeing Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" in the director's preferred format of 70mm IMAX may require a quest: Only 25 U.S. theaters are technically capable of the tech, and even if you can make it, tickets are hard to come by.

MLS

Um ... is Messi free?

If you're missing "the footie," no need to fear. Major League Soccer is back in swing with a full 15-match slate Wednesday. Today's highlight is Inter Miami hosting the Chicago Fire. That means the MLS debut of Robert Lewandowski, but Inter Miami's main draw, Lionel Messi, won't be available after competing in the 2026 World Cup final.

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