Former U.S. Food and Drug Administration commissioner Scott Gottlieb says federal efforts have made progress in addressing the cyclospora (cyclosporiasis) outbreak, but the situation is not fully under control. In comments on CBS News’ “Face the Nation,” Gottlieb praised the current administration’s work to isolate and identify the pathogen, and described the response as focused on narrowing the source to particular locations. He told the program that officials have done “a good job” isolating the outbreak’s origins to central Mexico and specific farms, according to the accounts shared by outlets. However, Gottlieb said that despite these steps, the spread remains ongoing and therefore the outbreak is not “under control yet.” He also argued federal agencies need to do more to communicate clearly with the American public as the response continues. The interview also touched on other public-health issues, including recent increases in measles cases and questions about whether that rise will continue. Overall, both reports characterize Gottlieb’s assessment as acknowledging investigative and containment progress while emphasizing that additional measures and public communication are still needed.