Emily Mullin

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107 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 18 Jul

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But I think the bigger issue here is the huge staffing cuts we've seen to the CDC, we reported last year that about a quarter of the CDC has been cut under this administration.
And that is going to have ripple effects across all of public health.
So in this situation, it means fewer people conducting outbreak investigations, which can really hamper response efforts.
I mean, my personal opinion about salads, you probably don't want to hear about.
I think there are more nutritious vegetables out there.
I'm just saying.
Oh my gosh.
We need a whole other podcast on that.
I mean, if you're buying lettuce, you should be scrubbing it clean.
I think in terms of eating at home versus out, maybe, you know, you don't eat salads out because you just don't know what the cleaning process was like.
And, you know, if you
trust yourself to do that more than I would say, yeah, still go for the salad.
If you like salad, if you want to risk it, that's sort of up to you.
Hello, I'm sorry to be here on this occasion.
Yeah, so there's no good way to talk about this.
And I apologize to Zoe and our listeners.
Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that causes pretty bad intestinal illness.
And the illness is called cyclosporiasis.
So people get it by consuming food or water that's contaminated with this parasite.
The CDC suspects there may be close to 7,000 cases already nationwide.
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