Federal health officials say they are still investigating lettuce from Taylor Farms as the likely source of a multistate outbreak of the diarrhea-causing parasite Cyclospora, despite a test result that authorities said was inaccurate and was briefly publicized over the weekend. Multiple outlets report that the Food and Drug Administration said Monday it remains focused on Taylor Farms products. The reassessment follows the government’s earlier communication that relied on the faulty result, which raised questions about the evidence behind the suspected source. While the inaccurate information was corrected or clarified, officials continue to maintain the Taylor Farms connection as the basis for their ongoing public health response. The reports describe this as a continuing investigative effort rather than an change in the overall focus of the FDA’s outbreak work. The outlets agree on the central point: FDA’s attention stays on Taylor Farms lettuce in relation to the Cyclospora outbreak, even as the agency acknowledges problems with the weekend testing information.