Rodney Rohde
microbiology researcher
3 stories
3 quotes
Don’t quit eating fruits and vegetables,
- Rohde saysTimetime.com/article/2026…
During an active outbreak, the greatest reduction in risk comes from avoiding produce identified in outbreak investigations, favoring cooked vegetables when possible, and selecting fruits that are peeled before eating,
- Rohde told NewsweekNewsweeknewsweek.com/cyclospora/parasi…
Home-grown produce and farmers' market produce can be lower risk if produced using safe water, good sanitation, and sound agricultural practices, but they are not inherently safer than commercially grown produce,
- Rohde told NewsweekNewsweeknewsweek.com/cyclospora/parasi…
Earlier
How Much Poop Is On Our Produce? Food Safety Experts Explain
HuffPosthuffpost.com/entry/how…As Cyclospora cases continue to mount across the U.S., shoppers from Kentucky to Michigan are flocking to local farmers’ markets in search of safer produce
Timetime.com/article/2026…3 things you need to know about cyclospora
CNBCcnbc.com/2026/07…The question comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) investigates hundreds of confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in at least 31 states
Newsweeknewsweek.com/cyclospora/parasi…Outbreak of diarrhea caused by parasite jumps to more than 3,000 cases
CNNcnn.com/2026/07…Foodborne parasite spreads to 31 states as Maryland cases nearly double since May
The Independentindependent.co.uk/news/world…