The state’s health department said new case reports are slowing and diarrhea-related emergency department visits are trending downward. The drop in cases prompted officials to lift their broad recommendation to avoid bagged salad mixes. Michigan officials said they believe most of their exposures took place in late June to early July and that most contaminated produce is probably no longer available for consumption. Michigan is among 15 states that federal health officials have linked to that specific outbreak involving shredded lettuce from central Mexico. The post Michigan lifts warning on bagged salads, says its cyclospora cases are declining appeared first on Washington Post.