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Los brotes de Cyclospora comienzan con la contaminación humana, pero nadie ha logrado averiguar cómo

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Los brotes de Cyclospora comienzan con la contaminación humana, pero nadie ha logrado averiguar cómo
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Por Brenda Goodman, CNN Mientras los casos de diarrea explosiva siguen aumentando en Estados Unidos este verano, las autoridades de salud se enfrentan a una pregunta recurrente sobre el diminuto parásito responsable de todo este sufrimiento: ¿cómo es posible que las heces lleguen a nuestros alimentos? La espantosa verdad sobre la ciclosporiasis es que los humanos son su única fuente. Así que, si está en nuestra comida o agua, “no hace falta ser un científico o un microbiólogo para darse cuenta”, dijo el Dr.

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Por Brenda Goodman, CNN Mientras los casos de diarrea explosiva siguen aumentando en Estados Unidos este verano, las autoridades de salud se enfrentan a una pregunta recurrente sobre el diminuto parásito responsable de todo este sufrimiento: ¿cómo es posible que las heces lleguen a nuestros alimentos? La espantosa verdad sobre la ciclosporiasis es que los humanos son su única fuente. Solo se ha encontrado en heces humanas. Así que, si está en nuestra comida o agua, “no hace falta ser un científico o un microbiólogo para darse cuenta”, dijo el Dr. Mark Moorman, quien se jubiló recientemente como director de la Oficina de Seguridad Alimentaria de la Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos de Estados Unidos (FDA, por sus siglas en inglés). “Los humanos son la fuente”.

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