The Colorado Sun reports that public health has been neglected in the United States during the Trump administration. Layoffs of food inspectors and significant cuts to health departments have left consumers vulnerable to foodborne illnesses.
The article highlights the case of Carman, where a seemingly minor outbreak of explosive diarrhea among friends underscores the broader issue of weakened food safety oversight. The lack of resources in health agencies has increased the risk to the public.
Sources: Colorado Sun (nonprofit statewide newsroom)
