The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating another outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an illness caused by the Cyclospora parasite. According to the FDA, the current investigation involves 72 reported cases of diarrhea linked to a common source. The source of exposure has not been identified in the FDA’s update. The Mint report notes the outbreak is under active investigation, with public health officials working to determine how people became infected and to identify any implicated food or other exposures. Yahoo News also reports that the FDA is investigating another cyclospora outbreak, consistent with the FDA’s statement that the case count is 72 and that the origin of the outbreak remains unknown. The investigation is ongoing, and further information is expected as authorities review epidemiological data and laboratory findings, and work to narrow down potential sources of contamination. Until the source is identified, officials continue efforts aimed at understanding the outbreak and reducing the risk of additional cases.