Cyclospora outbreak puts RFK Jr.'s food safety overhaul promises to the test

An outbreak of Cyclospora — a parasitic infection typically linked to contaminated produce — is testing HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pledges to overhaul the US food safety system and restore public trust in the CDC. The outbreak highlights weaknesses in food supply chain oversight that Kennedy has vowed to address. No specific remedial actions from Kennedy have been reported yet.